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KICK
Against the Removal of Postmaster
HidekOpsr.

Against the Removal of Postmaster
Hidekopsr.
WAsHlNGToN, November 2j.--Gsneral
] N. P. Lane, Of Philadelphia, had an inter.
1 view with President Cleveland this morn.
ling and presented him the following COM
:Uunic8tion:
"H'DQR's GEO. G. MEADE Posi- No. |, J
DEPT PENNSYLVANIA 6. A. Il
PHILADELPHIA, November %, 1885. J
To HIS Erceilsncy Grorer C9ereIand,
President:
SlR:-Post No. !, G. A. X Of Pennsyl-
vania, has resolved upon the following for
presentation to You:
WHEREAS, Gen. Henry s. Hidekoper, o
scomrade Of this Post, a Union soldier, who
1 has lost an arm in the service, has been
removed from the position Of postmaster
! at Philadelphia, without, so far as we
know, any Just cause, therefore it behCoves
! TO ask the President: First-Whether u
, the absence of charges affecting a wounded
soldiers character or ability such removal
is not contrary to the spirit that has and
should pervsde executive appointments.
Second-Whether such action is not con.
rary to the direct or implied pledge OF the
precedent often heretofore made that in
removals from Office in the absence Of
charges or any known disqualification, the
fact that an incumbent has been an Union
soldier should weigh in his favor sufficient
! TO overcome simple political considera-
: ftions, all other things being equal.
Third-Whether in ItnoVing our fellow
soldier without charges or cause there Ia
5 not direct violation of ststutsrY re.
aquirement that the fact Of sCldiefship shall
s5e protection to an Off ial incumbent IN,
It'll it shall appear that he is in some way
afallible or deficient.
{ Ffth-Whether the removal of our com
srade without charges or Gauge in oPposl.
ation to an almost unanimous business and
) snou.psrtisan sentiment and in the midst o
great official usefulness is not detrimentg'
10 the public service, and it further behoovss
8 las az q body to ssy We disclaim all politics
Hand every political motive that in the case
'8Ol our COuEhuo duu diI OtLtIs llhS H. the
wrong Of removals aggravated by the sui
Sstitution OF one who is not soldier This
fadds to the reflection contained in o re
movAl without cause.-The stings Of dis
Termination sgainst the soldier. II is moi
Thought that your action is the result o.
AN unyielding policy. II not, let us peti
tion you TO modify il so ss not to appear
Sbostile TO the soldier clement They oughr
to have the rights conferred by law con
yeyed by public promises, demanded by {
liberal public sentiment M6!e they d.
not ask.
Very respectfully submitted by OrdeI
8of the Post.
(Signed) ALEXANDER REED,
Commander
DAVID P WEAVER. Adiutant.
q FOURTH CLASS PosTGAsTERs.
4 The Postmaster General to-day ap
4pOinted the following fourth-class postRss
Sters:
s West Virginia-Buffalo. Geo. n. Neale
Bull Greek, Joseph J. Norris; Grifiths
willie, James C. Reynolds; Portersyille
Jhbn W. Porter; Smithville, Jonathan q
RHaddoN.
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BELLAIRE.

The Thanksgiving sermon this morning
|in the Disciples Church will be preached
10y Rev. John C. Smith at 1890 o'clock
All the churches Of the city With the sEeep-
Ition Of the Episcopal and S;. John q
churches will be represented. At these
latter churches specie! services will be
given
Tonight, at the Johnson House, Juinby
Herrick will be married to Miss Annie
Maui, By j. K McKsllip.
A horse and drsY ritcsea over the river
bank Yesterday afternoon. The driver got
"a severe shaking up bot no damage was
done.
The bsll given by he . OF L. 10 Turner
Han lest n;b q, was well attended, and an
enjoyable time was bad By all present.
Most Of our college ladies' and gentle
3men have returned ho4e sor sRe usual big
dinner .oday.
Coul0il intends 10 90 very sloE for the
present, as funds are exhausted.
Jack Bsugh's benefit ball takes Blsce
; This evening, and the indications poip, :. Q
large crowd at the hop.
Both rinks have attractions this after
noon and evening and those Who find tims
I burden can take advantage Of TIE oppor
1tunity to roll the houss sEsT.
sSsThe question OF paving the streets vii
s6e under consideration Of Council this win
tier. A good plan would De to begin OIL
Union street ard pave from the C. L P
depot to the B. & O. Bridge After thil
has been done, he city will cry for breath
5of fresh air and res! for time.
A number Of the grocerymsn and salool
keeper. had their annual 'f9p at raaliDl
Slest aigE.
4 Miss Vene Dorsey gave q party last eve
ming, to q number Of her friends, at tn
shouse Of W. C. BurgundthAl. Miss Dorse,
sleayes today on trip of ssEegas glanthi
Ito Texas,
i 6atiaher & Woodbridge will begin t.
morrow selling off the stock contained i
Ethe store Of s. Rehy.
! Several OF Our young Hebrew gentlemel
swill attend private hop in Wheeling thi
sevening. :
z The boys Of St. Johns school hsT
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WHEETTNG W. VA THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1886

formed 8 military company and receive
Irregular lessons from a competent in
sstructor.
The farmers came in on sll trains with
great numbers of turkeys yesterday and
the market is well stocked.
The merchants, BARRIERS and saloonists
: will close their business places to-day 81
noon to-day, and devote the rest of the day
to the observance of Thanksgiving.
4 race has been srranged between four
3of our well known young gentlemen, to
: take place at the Niagara Rink tomorrow
might.
The FIRST Mikado illumination and FIRE
works ever seen ia the city will be seen al,
the Elysian Rink tonight. Every lady
sill receive q handsome present. The
lCity Band have received new music and
expect to render the audience the fines,
selections ever heard in the city. Grand
matinee to day.
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A SKETCH OF HESpRIcKs.
The Salient Points of the wee Presidents|
Life.

The Salient Points of the Wee President.
Life.
Vice President Hendricks was born on q
farm near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, September Z
1919. His father, John hendricks, wal
one of the earliest settlers Of the Ligoniel
valley, Westmoreland county, and was 6
native of Pennsylvania. The late Vice
President was only elk months old
when his father removed to Indians
and settled at Madison, On the Ohio river
/ He attended the village schools for several
Years and then entered South Hanover
College, from which he graduated, studied
| Nv under Judge Major and was admitted
Ito the bar in 1913 Five years afterwards
he was elected to the Legislature, and wss
then only twenty.eight years of age. In
1850 declined reelection and one year
afterwards was given q seat in Congress
from the central district Of tie State,
having defeated his opponent, Cononel
Rush, by nearly four thousand votes. The
new State Constitution caused al election
the next year and Mr. Hendricks wa,
elected from new district over Mr. Brad,
LEY, prominent Wing.
lie was defeated for Congress in 1854
because he voted for the repeal of tine Mis-.
Isouri compromise. Ore year later he re
ieumed the practice of law in Shelbyville
but in August OF that year he was tender.
cd the Office Of Commissioner Of General
Land Office by President Pierce. He &C
Icepted it but resigned in 1859, aud re
turned once more 10 Shel0yville. The FOL
loving year the Democratic Convention
unanimously nominated him Rs candidate
for Governor. His opponent WAS Col
Henry S. Lane who is also dead Owing
Ito the split in the party he WAS defeated
gain be sought bis Law books. In 1883
he was elected United States Senator, and
by his ability and adaptation for the
honor, soon became the leader Of
the then small minority OF the Senate
While yet O Senator the Democracy OF In
diana nominated him for Governor. His
competitor, Conrad Baker, de-
feated him by the small majority of 800
At the expiration of his Senatorial term
de again returned to his professional du|
ies, until in 1872 he was re-nominated for
Governor. This time success crowned
bis candidacy and he defeated
his opponent, Gen. Thomas M
Browne, after most exciting contest
by 1900 majority. AS an evidence Of his
popularity, Gen. Grant one month after
ward carried the State by 5000 majority
Gov. Hendricks term was of the most sue
cessfal character, retiring from Office With
rha respect of All parties oTahe State.
The deceased married Mics Eliza G.
Morgan near Cincinnati on September 25tbI
l8I5, An only child, boy, was the fruit
Of the marriage, who died in 1881.
From the expiration Of his term Of o.
fee as Governor and the time Of biz
candidacy for Vice Preaident in 1876 is
current history and needs TO detailed &C
couA.
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ALFONSO DEAD.
He Dies at 9 a. m. Yesterday Of
Consumption.
seRvA STILL THE UNDER DOG.
Repulsed With Great loss--.king Milan
Accepts the Powers
Armistice.

LONDON, November ?5.-:SO p. ma
dispatch has just been received at the for.
|sien office from Madrid, stating that King
Alfonzo died at O'Clock this morning, Of
consumption. accelerated by dysentery.
Additional dispatches from Madrid an.
|uouncins the death Of shs King Of Spain
we're received here at $40 o'clock this a.
ternoou. They state that the widow Of
the King is completely prostrsted by his
iesth. The quotations Of Spanish four
per cent bonds at the opening OF the Lon
Ion Stock Exchange today was sat, on
the receipt Of the news Of King Alfopro's
death decline Sc, in and they fell to sol.
out subsequently recovered and closed .,
sat.
Throughout Monday evening the King
had spssmodic fits, the results Of fever and
debility. Six doctors from Madrid and
;wo physicians oi Ell Pardo were in cor
slant attendance upon him. They decided
tuesday that the King was in dangerous
condition. The fits continued throughout
tuesday and the King died at S:i5
. clock this morning. The Popes bene.
iiction arrived before he expired. All tho
officers Of the State and Cabinet Ministers,
except the Minister Of War and Minister
pf the Interior were present at the
moment Of dissolution. The cabinet me,
1t once and the Queen was appointed Re,
sent. In accordance with the law, the
members OF the cabinet have rendered
heir resignation, but will remain in office
pending the Regents pleasure. The body
If King Alfonso will be inferred iu tho
place Of the Escurisl.
DEPRESSION IN HAVANA.
HAVANA, November 25,-0wing to the
news Of the illness Of King Alfonso there
vas an absence Of business here to-day and
some depression in values.
COINCIDENCE FROM VICTORIA.
LONDON, November 25.-The Queen has
cent telegraphic message Of coincidence
King Altonsos widow.
sERyIASs RrrVLskD.
VIENNA, November 25.--The Servisns
'ombarded Widdin the whole night long
and at clock this morning. After be-
ug strongly reinforced they attempted to
carry the city by an assault, but were re
oulsed after three hours saBsuinHry fight
ing.
MILAN ACCEPTS THE ARSIsTICE.
BELGRADE, November 25.--lt is of
cially announced TO day that King Milan
ias accepted the armistice proposed by the
po vyera
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was never in position his lie that BE
did not ell it. Bis death viii caase a
great void"
Senator Voorhees, and Judge Holman
lof Indiana, were informed of the Vice
Presidents death BY telegram from Hon
WIN. b. English. They Immediately tele
|grsphed the following to PRS. Hendricks
1--WE tender you the deesest sympathy OIL
our hearts in your great lcfa The nation
mourns with you"
They also sent the folIospg message tO|
VIM. English:
"Whel will the funeral d the Yice.PresI
|idert take place? 1t win fully attended
officially from here
1t is understood that that the President
and bis Cabinet will attend the funeral
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THg WAR CONSIDERED OVEN.

BELGRADE, November 25.--King Milan
has returned to this city. The war is con
,idered to be over. The order SUNNI oniDg
the Landsturm for active service hAs b0en
ENGLISH ELECTIONS
LoyDOS, November 25.-The Psrlis
nentsry election in Chelsea yesterday re.
suited in the return Of Sir Charles w,
Dixie, Liberal. by vote oil 1921. Mr.
|C. A. Whitmore, bis Conservative oppo-
uent, received 4,llG votes. Sir Charles
was president Of the Government Board
under Mr.. Gladstone's administration.
The result Of the Parliamentary election
20 far as known up TO three clock this
afternoon is thirtysix Tories and two Ma.
tainalists. The Liberals had gained and
he Tories IL.
John Barry, Nationalist, for the division
|of South Wexford. and Mr. She'll, Nation
alist, North Meath, have been elected.
They were unopposed.
AUSTRIA CoSCEyTRATISG TROOPS
CATARo, November 25.-The Austrian
|Government is concentrating troops in Her.
|Iogovins. one regiment from lower Aus
tria and from upper Austria and one from
Hungary have gone to Bosnia and Hero
govinis. The whole force Is to form q
Gordon In the frontier Of Bosnia and Her.
|zogovinia.
NoyTESEGRo's BACK UP.
The Montensgrin Official Gszstie to-day
hirts that If Prince Alexander attempts to
execute bis alleged tbres. 10 annihilste
the Servisns, Montenegro will not remain
IAN indifferent spectator.
A FREgCH CABINET CRISIS.
PAEIs, November q. The newspapers
TO- day are unanimous in their bshsf that
Ina jority Of the committee Of the Chamber
|of Deputies 10 examine the Tonquin cred.
it's are IL favor Of tho evacuation Of Ton
|quin and Msdssascarrenders the situstion
|Of affairs more critical and they anticipate
q Cabinet crisis as the result Of the com.
'mittee's action.
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Chicago Election rronhIss.

CHICAGO, November 25.-Iudge Fender
Sast, in the Cook County Court, this morn.
ing, decided that it would be proper t.
open the ballot boxes and count the ballots
cast for Mayor last spring, and to submit
the result ftEe recount as evidence in ~
seoatsst nov pending In his Court ss to th'
fright of Carter Harrison to hold the oficu
Of Mayor of Chicago. This is the pcin
contested by ths attorneys Tor Mr. Harri
ION, and insures su immediate recount o
Ehe ballots.
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To Augment the Strike.

PIrrsBuRo, November 25.--Tbe striking
coal miners Of the lower pooh have char.
tered steamboat and will leave for the
fourth pool this evening for the purpose Of
bringing out the miners who have returned
10 wsrk OF the reduced rates A brass
band viii accompany the expedition and
Every effort will be made to psrsusde the
working miners that they are ipjuring their
fellow miners By digging coal under the
three cents rate. The strikers say no
violence will be resorted 70. but the opera
l;ors fear trouble.
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VICE PRESIDENT.

Tha kleil IHa'
e.. five o'clock yesterday evening
.''- .S,.. Vice President HESDmcNs is
''' '.r y... the good old man is no more
go Iii, made and the book OF hte Is
- .,-.ysr Mr.. HESDHcE's age was
'.', - .sor. span Of being three score
W. 49,. 90 ,sa, bis death would not have
- .., , soul. If only some customary
-...,.., '..., bad preceded the end, 1t is The
-, If the news that shocks the
- 4, ,sn.i5ly. Ga Tuesday evening
...,..3 3 reception in good health
=. Yesterday mOrains he a"Oks
,.,,,.g,. auj the te" subsequent h0aF'
,.i.n..,ed his dissolution True ~
.,.. .bs midst OF Lite We are in death
p.s,i5su. HgNDEICEs' political and
49,, .,,ssr has been marked BY many
-. ,.d inpo,tan, phases, which. be-
-, ,..,,iop. will make him cOn'Pic,
.,l interesting character to the future
-, ,bs the couptry. Not the
20. ,s.,s phases will b that Of hi'
=. ., he yios-Pcssideucy Of the
I'D >.,... IL $50, and his failure, for
,...y., r..s,as. to qualify.
From al paints of vie" Mr. HESOR rH'
..,.,-3 ,s, sa4li:ys which make a good
,r,l. AusrieAa all genuine
a.-.,-,l lis qls'ides. too. Of head
..t ,.,a s,r- such as 70 make him kind
..,.,,.,ai .y.2,7,uy bl. With these also,
-. rb.,sas.c.eris.ies Of bold, persisten'
...,-... s.d fearless tighter for his P'in
.,...,3 J..,st 40 the right De was
49,. ,a.lsl il auuulsIion OF the mos
.-,.,l sal iaclsiye quality toF either Po-j
LAX u, defense nos iid be ever
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They Ars So. Sorry.

There is one thipg na5o3y ever regrs.s
that is. the day .bey frst adopted Park
,sr's Tcuic - their regulsr family ned;-
cine Its range is SO wide, and III soeo
Effects 30 sure, that nothire eie, excep
good nursipg, ore aeeled ~ great ma
ijoniy Of casea Asy il, Try il, afterSsrd,
III win not reqaiGe any pfaiss ffom Us
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I.than.ax old DayA

We differ IN creed ard politicA but w
|ars unit all the came on the desirAbleuffs
gof fre head Of hsir. II you mourn Tia
Hoes Of this bIsssing and ornament. . bottle
h, two of Parksr's Hair Balsan viii mska
'you look as you did 10 the dear old days
In 10 worth trying. The only standard
|6fty cent srticle fcr the hair.
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me Republicans Win

falr I,Saa 5.s November 25.-The Circui,
Ea,!!,SS, rya'sisd SIiniOns to-day in the
h csS5:; -:3 ease bscusEt BY the RepuSli.
E..aiT :, ,'.'.48 10: SehStGs iilom Hamilton
ses + to ) ,s Ssonps! 'be csngf~Epz board tc
a3,s Ca,5':'a y l9sa certificates Of eIectioS n
|siy Of - -. us " t'ersd the opinion Of the ma.
r col,, :, ,,, Court The resul, vas thai
+ sl,fs. Z 5'an's The prayer. and direct,
SsplSl.,.a' sue certificates Of election to
sA!atd '|al . 5;l.!.'l Candidates Judge smith
I'tgsGs.t 5r,i,g n =. on'Aion to parts Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-26

A rREDIclXEyT 2o'clock 2 10 the morn.
,E1g,-sleet on The side lk,--bsby yat The
Group. and DO DE-. Bui?2 Z Cough S.rap IN
the houEe
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TEE "Fsvorite Prescription" Of D. Pierce
cures female weakness ssi kindred sf
|fec,ions By druggists.
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t4' dsss.s;; s..s;1so; .sa, Of all nervous aud nus
Esa ciia6ss such :" l az rheuna'ism, neS =
||:;'s'iQatsi u ,,S5T SSS53TA'iOp Oh cannot ;,
E''n Csala bo,,.ls = sll' pain. Price t~sn
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The Postmaster General to-day ap
pointed the following fOurth-elass POatRas
tiers:
West Virginia-Bufalo. Geo. n. Neale
Bull Greek, Joseph J. Norris; Grifiths
willie, James c. Reynolds; Portersville
.Jhhn W. Porter; Smithville, Jonathan q
2HaddoN.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
MAYORS OFFICE,

MONROE, La, Dec. %, 1885.
Bids for feeding city, prisoners for the
year commencing January 1st., 1886,
will be received up to December 3lst,
1886. N
The city pays cash monthly. For
information, inquire at this Office.
L. D. ALLEN, Jr., Mayor.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
Riyer News.

The John Howard has been laid up
~ New Orleans, and will "choke a
stump until another rise occurs in the
Quachlta.
Four s'eamhaah In port this
mnFnipg.
The Stein Is discharging big lot Of
wood, Tor the Ice works, at the upper
landing.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

be Iadies Of the Baptist church
49, Aeell',ed the honor of giving "a
evend supper" In connection with the
Mssqosads Bail on the Slst., inst, and,
~ consequsnce, the supper will be
dispensed with.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Business IN town Is only moderately
today. After the advent OF the New
Ysar. hoy1ever, we look for a reaction
ln ~ lirleso f business and trade. Let
III stfI q with this end in view.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

~ ~ Lola Dedman who, has been
~ q Whiiworth Female College,
Brook haven, Miss, is at home for the
holidays.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Just resolved, for the Masquerade
Bail: A nice ilns Of Patent Leather
0xturd Tie Pamps at tie
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Sheriff McGuire came over yesterday
and seized the effects OF. Mrs. Wesley,
for claims held against her by creditors
In Monroe.
Business was nothing 10 crow over
tn our burg yesterday, as Christmas
still fingers with many OF our country
friends. 1t isn't reasonable to expect
much business for a few days yet.
The West Monroe Post Office has
just received set Of Yale lock boxes,
which will be placed in position as
soon as possible.
Work, on the new storehouse, has
commenced in earnest this week and
will be pushed forward to early com.
pIetion.
That clever steamboat commander
Capt. Monteith, of the str. G. b. Mon
ieith, was in our little city yesterday
and gave US pleasant call.
I Miilsapps Bros, are erecting black.
smith shop on Trenton street which
is to be occupied by Mr.. Chas. Ellord,
who Is said to be first class workma
1t is just what West Monroe needs.
Hon. d. M. Sholars of the law firm
Of Millsapps & Sholars was in our town
yesterday.
Mr.. d. Steinau, representing the big
liquor house Of Derby 4 Day, was in
our town yesterday.
Mrs. w. G. Friley, of Ruston, came
10 on this mornings train.
Mr.. N. Burgess, one of Ruslon's
biggest merchants was In our town
last night.
Mrs. A. 4. jackson vile sof our
friend Andrew I. Jackson, 81 Ruston, |
arrived on yesterdays train and will
spend several days with her father.
NJ. H. Parker of Trenton.
Our young friend, Thos. G. McLain,
y the happy recipant of a bouncing fine
girl baby in The way ola Christmas |
gift and which tips the beam at Just 10 |
pounds.
Early last night some unprinci paled
entered the dwelling house
II Mr.. VIM. Renwick and attempted
o force himself upon Mrs. Renwick
md daughters, Mr.. Renwick being alb
'ent in Monroe atthe time, but by the
'eroism displayed by Mrs. Renwick
a calling to her beautiful little daugh.
ct, Miss Alice, to hand her the revolver
he scQundfel took fright and ran away.
This is the second entrance made upon
Mrs. Renwick and daughters in the
bsence of Mr.. Renwick and further
more the same thing has been practiced
t other houses in this town, while the
male members Of the family were
way on business. Wecan't imagine
rho this unprincipaled hound is, but
Pill say that he is deserving of any
that might be visited unon
i'm, by an indignant and Intoxicated
eople, and we hope to see the scoun, |
rel meet With The punishment he so
chly deserves, and, will Us, eyerv
Hort In our power, to ferret out the
erpetrator OF these hellish acts and
ill call upon every true citizen to as,
at In the same.
Mr.. e. Mealy, has an elegant assert.
t<xeA N ~
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

81 ~. Msaly, has an elegant assert.
ne''e q New Year Cards. Call around
= gle photograph gallery and see
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
TO THE PUBLIC .
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

From and after this date, all persons
indebted to the above firm will please
come forward and SETTLE THEIR
ACCOUNTS. BY doing 30 they will
be entitled to tickets in the Grand
Drawing to take place February 1st,
1886, for every dollar paid.
Don't fail.to mako use Of this golden
opportunity.
L. BAER & BRO,
Proprietors.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

a street lamp hes bssn placed Inn
srstllalsly q front ~ tie city public
library.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

a No. 4. Plttsburg Coal delivered to
~ patt q The city At 60 cents box,
n tfed HAbeyao.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Al ordsss Tor coal left at SubIett
Bros, hardware store viii receive
prompt attention. N. g. SKIpwITH
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29
NOTICE TO CITY TAX PAYERS.

Tax Payers of the city of Monroe are
hereby notified that the Tax Roll for the
City of Monroe for 1855 has been completed
and is now on file in my office. Early
settlements will save penalties and costs.
ID. M. SHOLARS.
Assessor and Collector of Licenses and
Taxes for Cityof Monroe.
October list, 1885.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Mr.. e. Mealy, has an elegant assert.
ment Of New Year Cards. Call around
At his photograph gallery and see
them.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-29

Capt. NJ. l.. Dedman is again at
homo, after brief tour abroad.