The Ouachita telegraph., 1885-11-13

No1 DEM, are IN the city, the guests OF
Miss Rosa Ezelius.
Capt. q. W. Pierce, one of Monroe's
old citizens, but who for the past few
years has been located at New Orleans,
is in town, circulating among his
numerous friends.
Mr.. w. r. Adams, has opened a
Boarding house in the residence lately
vacated by Mr.. j. l.. Nelson, and has
also opened a meat market at No. 81
DeSiard street.
The card of Sublett Bros, one of the
largest hardware house in North Lou
isiana, appears elsewhere in the DAILY
and we desire our readers to peruse the
same.
We have received the sth number
OF the Monroe DAILY TELEGRAPH,
published at Monroe, La, g. w. Nc.
Cranie Editor, v. NJ. Telles, Publisher
and business Manager. G. p. Keller,
Associate Editor. This Is home in
terprise and we will be pleased to see
1t succeed ed.-Ioichla,ad Beacon.
Thanks Bro. Mangham, and we
might here say that your hope will
be realized.
The grand procession of 10 wagons.
each bearing from two to four bales
cotton, and whicl, crossed over the
ferry nboit 10 o'ciuck this morning
made the hearts of our merchants go
pi:-a-pat, and convinced the chronic
gru'nbIer that there is "life in the old
land STILL" and that the Hill farmers
have level heads and understand that
for high prices for their staple Monroe
Is the place to COME to. Let her roll
The Office of the Southern Express
I Company in this city, which is located
In the passenger depot of the w., S. &
+. r. r., between Walnut, and Second
streets, WAS burglariously entered last
night aud robbed of one box of silver
dollars, (S5OO,) addressed to Messrs.
Miilsapps Bros, of West Monroe. There
is no clue to the thief, but the weight OF
this quantity of the bright dust is like.
ty to burden the thieves and cause
them much trouble. Here is chance
for some man, who thinks that he is a
good detective 10 "show his metal"
THE NORTH AND SOUTH RAlI.ROA u
The DAILY will settle down next
week to "booming," the great North
and South Railroad proposition, and
Intends to state the matter 80 forcible
and clearly nthat he who runs may
read" and in such away as to convince
the most doubling and skeptical, that
the feasibility of the project is beyond
question and the immense advantages
to be derived therefrom incalculable TO
the future welfare of our growing city,
which has ba,tled with adversely III
the past as successfully as have the
rocks Of Gibralter wilhstood the storms
and washings of the sea for ages upon
ages gone by. This is matter Of
interest to all, without regard to any
special locality along the proposed
route of the road, and will beyond all
peradventure aid more to. wards de.
veloping the latent resources of n orth
Louisiana, than any other project that
may be contemplated.
We Inadvertently failed yesterday
10 make mention of the Bella Moore
Troupe, which occupied the boards al
the Opera House Thursday night. The
troupe is one of the very best travelling
and Miss. Bella Moore will rank with
many who are more widely known ir
her profession and who call themselve.
first class "stars." From the rise o
the curtain to its final drop on the las
scene, Miss Moore kept her audienc,
enraptured and before leaving tn,
city she was PR senfed with hug,
boquets of flowers, by ladies of thi
city, who were SO delightfully."- enter
tained by her performances that the,
sent her these as tokens of high esteem
and appreciation. Miss. Moore viii
bear in mind the high esteem in whicl
she is held and she will remember will
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