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Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
General Labor Noses.

At Lynn, Massachusetts,, the engi'
neer Of Keene Brothers, who, by con-
mAnd Of the Knights of Labor, shut
down his engine an Friday, thereby
deprivinR q large number OF drms OF
power with which 10 run their ms
chinery, vas discharged yesterday
morning upon reportin. for duty. Tue
Knights Withdrew their order 10 the
engineer not TO rue the engine
President Cline, OF the Federation OF
window Glass Workers, says, accord
ing 70 Pittstura despatch, that "the
suspension OF work in the glass fAeto-
rries of Belgium, caused BY the great
str ike there, has greatly restricted the
production Of imported glass, and will
create boon in the American trade. >
The miners Of the Rock Hill Coal and
Iron Company, near Huntington, Pa.
resumed work on Monday NJ the Ad
| vance demanded, after an idlenees o
| three vesks- The company VA
| obliaed 10 grant the advance In orde
4 10 operate their railroad and furnaces
rs no coal eould be bought ~ any price
The Mccullough Iron Mills NJ North
east, Maryland, resumed on Aonda
morning, giving work 70 30 hand
They suspended two weeks ago oecaui
| Of lack OF coal. owing 10 the strike.
The Bodwell Granite Company {
vinal haven Maine, has arranged b
arbitration with she Knights of Lab
. schedule which raises the VAC
OF its 400 employees from 10 70 Is p
cent.
The Penn Rolling Mil ~ LAncAsse
Pa, hAs shut down because Of inAbili
to secure q sufficient supply Of bitam
nous coal.
The ten per can't advance in wAs
demanded by the machinery noulte
OF Pittshurg vent into effect on Mo
day.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

The Remains OF Charles Reynolds. Jr.
The remains Of Charles Reynolds.
Jr., arrived in this city nom bAlti-
more on the IL 81 train on Monday
morning, In charge OF his father,
brother in-lAw aud U ndcrtaker Thomas
1. Russell, and we're taken 70 his father .
residence, No. illT Adams street
Thomas, q brother Of the deceased, ar
rived from Providence, &. l., in the
afternoon. There were many visitors
At the house on Monday afternoon and
evening, and the caskst was opened to
allow ali an opportunity Of looking
upon him once more. When the cas-
ket containing the remains reached this
city is was almost covered with now
ers. the tributes from friends In Balu-
more and Annapolis
The funeral will take place ut nine
o'clock Thursday morning, leaving I'M
house Mt 3 70 and proceed 10 81 PAul,'
Catholic Oh urch, where High Mass VII
be celebrated u 10 o'clock, after which
the Intermeut will be made NJ the "a
thedral Cemetery, It's expected ths
q number OF journalists will be prefen
from other clues, and the Journalists
Club of BAlumcre viii attend In
body.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

+, turned ous on Monday that Jay
Gould was mlsnnderstood IN Iessu ~
shs .,atter Of arbitrasing the South.
western strike. He refuses % soVvp'
MT. Powderly's plan, and refers tns
settlement Of the trouole 70 1no ss J
Manager Hoxie, Of the Missouri fscine
line, at St Louis, The Execuuve oom-
mit,ee OF the Knights OF Labor ~ Ss'
Louis issued an order early on Monoay
afternoon for the strikers to resum'
work; but at nine o'clock on Monasy
aieht the order was rescinded, ON late
Information from New York CITY, AMI
the strike goes on.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
FIFTH Edition
The Strike Comm.

At ll.so o'clock ,hI, -
hands employed IN the no," S,'''i
factory of 1. t. Quislsy WY ,,'co y
shops In Q body. A ,a.nA.~'s
70 MT. Quisley as to tS, a S N
s.rike was answered A. ,oIIss
prehensive Of q strike thi .'lost
went into the girls ,s~ ~ svaisI
4.hsd, "Are you siri. 's
Labor" They answered i Aalsh
Then asked Mr.. QuiaIs, T' ~
20 ont on . strike viii ,oa aAr
themP' They answered 'V %un
Then" said Mr.. QuiSlsv W. %',h
l shall try and get Other ~, M1Ial
girls, 1t Ia supposed. ~ .aA'
nicAted the oonvsr.at io,a ~, sa'
shop committee, and ~. .
committee had commn,, sM
Others the strike was sVrsad c o
Quieley Is now doing Hi i. @
what force Of l.sors,, ~ 70 a
bis stock from e,o.lins, No 'as
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

The committee now investigating
8 mater PAyne's election have ootAineo
4 "a abatement OF witnesses whose test
mouy came, be impeachcd, describing
a direct sale of votes made In the FL
nance Committee of the House IN hour
hef,re the caucus was held As . mem
ber Of the COMMITTEES says. there Was
ahArneful shaking down Of cAsh on the
morning before the caucus. Senator
Thurman's letter protesting against ori.
harry was published then and cAused :
commo1ion. The Payne managers had
houaht several members cheAply. They
mad been paid, but when Thurman
letter came out the men went 20 Dave
paige and others demanding more
money. Is had TO be given, or their
would have been q stampede 70 Thur
mAn or Ward. This 80 alarmed tn
PAYNE men that they not only increases
their pA yments, but quickly closed a
some transactions with other member
who came In the Finance COMMITTEES
room after dark.
They were thus bought, and the
walked dsWn With Payne ballots !
their anEers and coal oil money In the
pockets. Speaking further about "a
mAttar the Investigator says: III
maj rcpOEt - ucAAg ~ ~ 49,.
of several witnesses from the Stat
They disappeared when the invesng
sion began, and some are kept away
the EXPENSE of the conspirAiors. One
Mtunesota IL expected 70 be in oh
soon. Another has been living at Il
Bank, Penn. he knows much ABB
'plve" Paige. Testimony msen
Gently shows that Paige snd Jol
Farley, OF Cleveland, visited eve
Democratic county IN Ohio before q
after the election. Midnight tntsrvie
were had with mem eers-elect
effort will be M ade to bring ex.SenA
Jaeger. now = special revenue agent
Louisiana, he fore the committee.
refused seSe ~ offers of money, bat
h claimed WAS fnally brought over
Elmore, osio, through the EFFORTS
n.msr white.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
Bloody Work q, B.,x..

BRUSSELS, March en-.
are spreading in the cal uIsi,'
sricts Of the Borinase and A s.,.
cessss are Apprehendsd from ~ "
affected men. They oplv ~
cents Q day and are only .uo..i|
days . week. The scene Oits,n..)
10 confined to Hainault and NJ
two Southern province. 49,
France, but throuRhou, ~.
centres of manuficture o, ,,..
scription, general revol, avn !.
smouldering. Charleruis h
military camp, from Via n
columns Of troops are ope,,Ii,, |.
directions. The inhabiiaUu Ta.l
have been authorized 70 .rn,b,..|
and use every means In Id, -
defend their domiciles
A pitched battle took rl,,,
between . detachment Of ,,r,. !.
strong body Of miners Who W.
ing on Journal 70 loo, The pau n
teen were killed and nan, m,
before the rioters were put sr
At the Mairemont collier, ,ET|
three hundred strikers v.,, M
BY the soldier and four.z, IISI
wounded. At Resaix svr,r
were killed ard wounded v M
from the infantry. Many vws.
and two killed BY . bayxsa,u
Carmeres, and troops ADD riu
both been suffering sev.rJlr
conflicts In the B9riuln z,
which fresh reinforceuas(s
were sent late this svenirl
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
Mines ShutUp.

Al the MINIS in The coal kslds
G-oazd Piedmont, West Virginia, are
oe rs boarded up and tie men paid CO
AKA discharged. ir;icAiirg repetition
9. tie trouble of lisa, when there VA
SIX months strike Besides the thou
sAads o. miners row iise, several hun
irsi railroad men are oct Of work.
The .oss In wages in the imneeiA,.
1e,sA horhood Of Piedmonl Is estimated
AsS osa per day. II is believed tn
ziAe owners will introduce foreign
AAor
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
THIRD EDITION.


rnmorrow and Thursday evening, |
NEiss Ada Gray will appear At the Upe,Al
house In her grand conception OF Lazy
TnAhel and Madam Vine, In tha great
~motiouAl play .'Faaat Lynne. aud the
(yipoinnAti Examiner In speaking OF
RAJ rendition OF these characters says
1Niss 0rAy's conception Of the chArac
aer al I.ady Isabel 10 marked BY deh-
eaee apprehcnsion Of its peculiar QuAhts
--ahe thoroughly impressed her audi
~nce OF her fitness FOR IL In the earlier
mart OF the play, where, ~ young
wife and mother. shs believes ner IN.
hAppy suspicious Of her husband 70 %
more than justified and, In passionate
resentment, AeAndons her better salt
And allows, half unconsciously, IN in-
nldious scoundrel 10 drag her away 70
intAmy and shame, abe gave % sscn
movement Of the scene most stilkias
nisuincAnce. The subsequent acl IN
wkich she discovers his true charActer
and the actual nature Of the step she
hah taken, and It's enormtty and nm.
nasuralnees. Was marked by mingled
anrer. acorn, self. abasement and de-
upHir. that succeed each other with the
deepest intensity Of expression.
"She was, perhaps, strongest wher
sai.vui.ed A. Madame Vine;" she cling
"A 4 mental In her husbands house Try
iue yAinly to hide tho outeursfs OF ne
womanly nature, living In the alter
nate sestAcy and agony OF cAressinl
mar children o. o stranger, and lisfeninl
% the reproAchss OF the WON m Who has
superseded her. The passage emoody
ing the death scene OF little Willie, ne
Attraction, her frantic defamation G
herself, her recognition OF the dyin
child and the ensuing physical m
mental collapse, were the occasion
che display Of depth of emotion 40
passion by which 1t 10 impossible not
be moved"
.Trish Ariseocracy" will be given
the Opera HOUSE on Saturday eventr
Ay Ryan s Gibsonb Company
Monday, Tuesday and We'd nesdAy
next week, "Uncle Toms Cabin vi
be presented by the Rial Company.
Next Monday evening the AcAden
Opera Company will commence an e.
sHsement OF seven performances 81 y
Academy Of Music This company b
a srnnd chorus Of - trained voices, A'
~ In children's chorus, with an eniAi
al orchestra, and . number OF ieadu
nrtiHss In the principle roles, Amo
theu beiuS Miss Jennie Winston. NJ
Louisa Scarf, Miss Annse De kue, :
walter Hampshire, Mr.. A. s. Bel,
Vincent Hogan and host OF stht
Subscription tickets 81 g, emitting
holder 70 \ reserved seat In the orehes
for each performance, are now on
n O,heltree's, No. 6l1 Market street
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
Den

A. -. .n..x..i,u..,-nL
q. 49, y p c.. '..I ,ls'
Sia,eht On Thu,sd.v s,.,,,, y
winfield g. Brown IA. IN, M,
pos,mnster a, Porter. s,,,ir n
der Hundred.
puu.u.,,,., ~, ,r,, ,r
store ~ No. ais Klns k,st E.|
nr,ia1.
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- Lay 10y , .or,. ~ y. =, ~ "
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oeotG e. r. L0e ma, - !. y
open mo nous = ,.s S,e ,Ss I,,I.h.]
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c'IoO 1v e.,,,.u = !, ~
l. W. sa sa;o-s . - = !.
sale org Of sp Gin, ias0 i,ca.. !, I'M NM
III E-ss i'u''A '"'
noon j
At . meeting o! ne RnHa
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
Mersans Narhs ,,hAnrra.

I. 5 Grant Post, No IS, G. A. r.,
have changed their time Of meeting 70
Rr1SAy hight, and their meeting RON
IS SEyIA Post HsAae1Arscrs has been
raasAd ~ the Stone MAsoEs Assembly,
kalkAss e Labor. for Tuesday even.
isk., AID ey tie Cotton worksrs' As.
ssze,y for Thursday eveningS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
Death Of Edward b TasyAr,

Eiwari b. TARgart, . son OF Captain
Ca win TAxxArt aud . nephew ofJosAnA
TASSAri Of this city, died 81 his resi-.
denoe in Philadelphia, en- sunday
night He was born IN this city in 1910,
ana consequently was Is years old. 10
early life he became interested With his
fAihtr in the steam packet traffic, and
81 various times N AnAsed boats between
this city, Chester, PhilAdelphiA and
Salem, n. J. A few years ago he
moved 10 Baltimore, where he Was in
ieres,ei in the Tolchesisr Seam boat
Company. Last autumn he had Sc
| we're attack of pneumonia, which VA
followed by consumption, uniting hiu
| for buSness, and he returned 20 Phila
de,phia, where he died N above stated
| be caves Q widow and three children
His funeral will be private.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

The following oficers we're elected By
Garfield Division, No. ., Sons Of Tenn
peranoe, on Monday evening": w. p,
A. K. Bot; w. A. NJ. Il. Downs W.
r. g., A. j. Burton. Jr.; assistant. John
10. Otto; financial SECRETARY, John
Dswnss; chaplain, Laura j. Jones A
o., Charles Card, and I. r., O. b Lloyd.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
me . Amaalng Lockout. i"

There has been Q report circulating
tsrozkh the press that the amusing
lSek2aI pahlished IN the DAILY RI
rCBIIcAN was gossSn ~ ana furn ished
lie reporter OF the REPUBLICAN by
EsT.w L. s. NsrrAy. neither suggest
81. aicn,ed. Wrote, puhlshed nor caused
5, ee Published The Am asing Lsck.
ozi nor had In any way anything C
- viii ils Aatnorship-
W. L S. MURRAY.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
oa-on.r.,,,e sno. MAnuf.s,ary.

A. eastman S Co, she's mAnufActur-
srs, a Auburn, Maine, on Saturday
AID before their employees, $50 in num-
hsr. plan whereby the net prodts Of
the business shall be divided among
he workmen." By this plan. the
neu will receive - high wages - are
PAID BY competing frm ths services
IS mar ASers Of the members Of the
firm will be compensated By sfAtet
sA.Asias; interest on the plant and .
reasonable amount for wear and tear
I'll. - allowed, and the balance Of th'
earning gill Be distributed among tbs
Il e. n the proportion that the labor Q
each contributed - tie product" The
employees appointed commistse 70
As, al 10 carly ing out the scheme
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
n..~-..n. rAr..an.

1AsY SzzE Pap s's Ms a'a-A-y -
esIy a The wssG Pcsssys<EsAz CA@H !:
A.Axs sascss3 u ls<<z Oo-a v l--A-1s A. :
Aaee Me1eA< - 3Sl .EAlek ~ Tie Aa-s q
zSsGzg 81 tie Fa-s = Aassoe-A[! =
e7Fy, q Nsw oAsf1s >y1s.- 81 Nc
naA3As, AFEl H.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

Since Mrs.. Brown has taken 10 usinS
mr.. Bulls Cough Syrup she has saved
an independent fortune In doo;ors
hi'ls You can do the same
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
: EAST LYNNE 7"
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market Streets,

| uutW uuu WulAVt VuVolVi
We have secured another
| lot of about twenty-five
Ipieces Of these elegant D.
lirame Rouy Brussels Carpet
lat rs cents per yard, all
with handsome borders, and
lany one contemplating buy
ling carpets should see these.
That there can be no
doubt as to the desirability
of these goods, 60 into any
lcarpet store and ask them
Ito show you a good assor!-
eelment OF 5-trame Body Brus
.,lsels Carpet at ~ cents a
81 Ward. While looking make
a mental note OF how many
.ssiyou have seen, what styles
= they are, and il handsomely
lbordered. then ask TIT
=, lobliging salesman-for he
'e' will likely be obGging wher
ur showing You IS cent Body
i Brussels, so much Sc. il
~,lfact, tina, he may ask Sl.2'
:. lfor them-ii he can guaran
tee them all new pattern
81 this spring, if they are nc
ny remnants or "old plugs
al After you have taken a
.eIthis in we will be pleased t
nsve you see our line of q
.Bs cent Body Brussels, and the
.s-rliudge where the geoes ar
s .ss land where 10 buy them.
md Nearly 1850 yards agal
the las, week shows ours al
well thought OF.
irsl An extra heavy lngra
3, q. Carpet in new and han
ara some styles is Just here
vea so cents Per yard.
cay Send Tor our book
"a. colors and have Your wi
iIss dows fitted up with our ne
.5s shades and spring rollers,
lcents each,
50 go WM. B. SHARP.
itea F,z-sa aaa MA=kst- CArp<s psqa-sz
Sao4
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

We would suggest the use OF Dr.
Balls Baltimore Pills 20 the myriadi
|of sufferers from indigestion.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

Lamb and peas are good. To gel
lAmbs fat give them Days Horse Row
der occasionally.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

All our city fAsAsi' ~ :,
ton OH, the greatest a., g 81. =
Pain" I, costs OH! : ''
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
a statement tr'n DE ~

a AIAtatbc1
Chief OF Police Da'lla ger !
,hls morning in ftlsi s.s', IA
muuication IN yes'ssi '1. NOD
CAN. complaints 81 . ~ ID
tain parties in he ~ v';.,'S IA
and Walnut and fOp. ,,,tsl
aid that he pssse: oy'i ,. 20 ~
street within ne ~ IN b
DAY, and that M 4. IA
On several pAr;ie: u - y, 8
s, @.u ban oss, dsriei -,
As represented. An! An ia m
last evening &c pAao -; n
walnut 70 POPlHS, nj, ~
sfe sroubIe, snd 20
shsre is on mos, Of ?,
sayone sho is aDn. =. i y
s .,s , nseri the nsas'. :. - .
All na ,Sa, the ofsnd'a HT
shs ex,eut Of The AZ
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
ALL~ieA i,

George N. oO' !i;i,s 81 y
., CenEreville,, !. sd bS II
moved O1s on 'i NJ. Jl'rs
For Ford, is anIioas; -. : -,
LANCASTER hAs ~ md 70 y
sheriff Ford IN ~, ~ CsiAs|
meut OF the key li'r r,,..ss
ins him to give ~ !. ipbl
coale has thrs. y IS,,alF ]
Who ssiempt.. ~, = ~; irna
should the shsf, .,p i ~ !
We presume BE- ''' j
Soeile IS . lsno. ,suN y
Whether Cos.e ne ss ~
ton to be settle, .ng u d ), i's
| Arbitration, Ana -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30
NOTICE. 70
H0USEKEEPESS

S Grange E~eSl
zE-ESt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

The genera ni, =. Ora7
viii Be held ., y iso Os ~
evening" ". ~. ni.siCD,S;s. wv
event ,sss,asn - IChurth,. ~ I!
prsside, ard S,, ", II boz. t,;s
ed b. |. &c, enS .,IinrscslOn % 1
dresses viii ,. % BT:J
Rsvs. Daniel = ! SEQ N
and other, .;n,.Sslpbt ~
run from , Duunbsi o.; o
pec,sda 'n from inst .. slT n
PPSsrs vii moi o., . 81. S"'
Mission ISL neither 4
,ion taken y
Last Sisp' ~
nis evepinE sStt X.
,. ns FURNISHED, ~, -
sens store hItqTissss ~
'''' o.. Or'r
JAIME. s ny. 4 8, $sd
SdruuaEsDns.., , ~ psis
FOB REIiK
] street; H
Daily Republican., 1886-03-30

uYANTEu- a NAN AND WIFE
w waIhaGs cAil4rrz e live via
AMY KSaas 81, Etlts n TIE SNz1t-y MAJ
mead INV szslAisE kezsai u--aekizg,
Ag%1y n TIE evsaIAG a. ~ lR-AwAre ave
z1s- A~
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

Mr.. J. w. Mitchell Of West Mon,..
VINO went to Montcalm, Bienville
par'Sn' to attend the fune.
RAJ OF Mrs. Mary ]. Artbur
returned yesterday. Mrs, Arthur wac
'ne grandmother of Mr.. Mitchell and
a sister of Daniel McNair, a prom,.,
nen' Presbyterian minister of New
ofleans' Mrs. Arthur died last We'd.
neSoay at the ripe old age of rs wears
''ne was very pious and was member
~ the Presbyterian church for 60
years. Her remains were inferred ves.
,a s.uay 10 the family graveyard at
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

The double wedding at the Eo;soo
palian church in this CITY vesterdo,,
was an event, the like of which is not
ol'en witnessed in our city. The con.
tracing parties were Mr.. w
Woo'en of New Orleans and Mic.
Matte Richardson and Capt. r. II
broadway and Mrs. Sallie Gi,bor, -.
'nls city, The many friends of the
parties filled the church
10 lis utmost capacity and coppratula.
u, IONS were numerous and cordial
rne happy couples left by the west
pound passenger train last n;sht -.
,,em of'eans' where they will spend a
'or''on OF the honeymoon and then
axe a trip through the North.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
supreme Court.

lion. Il. j. Wilson, clerk of this tr,
1ana., furnishes US with The following
reasou, m opening of the Court, for
reasons not given, has been postno,oa
10 next Monday week. The doo,..
uoes moi carry many cases, and Mr.,
o, "',son on thinks the number will not ex'
ceeo 20 for the entire term 81 80
' '"ele are three applicants for admis.
sion to the bar, one each from rTn;o"'
and Desotc parishes. Tho
Term will last three weeks. nc
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
Still on the Boom.

II mr. bernhardt has not vet com nIe,o,
nls hrst cottage at Jefferson and Tbire
s.fee's' before he began another con.
"soous' upon which the carpenters are
now busy.
: , -. oaks and Hart streets, Mr.. G. w.
wright is erecting frame residence 90
Two s'oreys for himself, which promises
~ oe very handsome structure. az II
must De, Mr.. W. being a .skillfnl
'nechanlc and builder himself
Ine Doner house, near the depot. is
'ece'Ving second story, which ada,
III ion will add immensely to the fac,,.
0' " 'he mouse and to the attractive.
neSs OF the building. Councilman
aeekin is having the work done.
onerlh McGuire's cottage, near the
roundhouse On Grammont stroot ~
Just completed. There were six an.
p."''ons lor the lease of this cottage
before the keys were handed over.
an around town we can see piles Of
'iank' square timber, shingles. rails
''cke's' etc., and the sweet, tbriJIino
""S'c OF the hammer, saw or trowei
ne or the other, is never ont otI
earring.
Inc erection OF several other bui,a.
'ss are IN contemplation, of the mar, n
,v,ssa =. "n'ch we are not sufficiently
tracy. oPe' "c-
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

Oont forget that the Tax Assessor !.
-" ~" c'oSlng his assessment of taxes fo,
'ne current year. His lists will h.
submitted to the Police Jury in special
session TO be convened on the 1st Mon.
u"y IN July next, If you have beer
over assessed then it will be your
to correct the list. If vou
.e' ,,'. 'ne 'ime rs's don't blame any one
out yourselves.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

hos MRS. M. j. McKenna desires n n
Amr;I Iuhefous sh patrons that after the ~ a.
and I; DREsSMls sFs WI continue % her MILLiN n II
dence on ENTERTAINING Wssh,hilNG business at he ~
GnVe cs,Ve iall and complete line Of M;,i;nae re-
uVoas direct from New York w;ah;asly
iw o, lew days and all order will he nro,ne oe
~ ana carefully filled and sat;issO,;Ip'! sO;p.
sua s"aran.eed. The ladies are inyiteS !" co'
eIsewhern % IHanins her stock before purchasinr n,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

.ae DonaldsonvilIe, La, Democrat
LINES mat: One half dozen sensible
cl''zens chosen expressly us Grand
Jurors would be ten times more enc
clent than the present method NJ
cnoslns 10 by lot, but does not tbiak
'nat 1t would be prudent to do ~
entirely with Grand Juries.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
NOTICE.

A., a. meeting Of the Board Of Directors q ,
.ne Monroe Compress and Warebonss ~ -
II was resolved that an assessman, - oo 80 ~.
10 ren.. on The capital stock Of the COMPANY
F, Us s.e maze payable on or before June 10th.
~ F. G. HUDSON, President
W. r RENwIcK, Secretary.
Monroe, La, June ], 1850.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

me Sanitary officer of this civ n.
~. oase1s now making round in
'"e o'scnarge of his duties. IAN prs-
misses Should be well cleausod Do,
NIT no garbage or refuse to bo oho,,.
you. fhis may save much sickness
doctors bills and expense
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

,.,aho. mt. w. t H. Adams has given up the
Du'cner business and Mr.. Leo
r ".e.y employed in the barber shcn Of
O"arley Randolph, left yesterday for
,onr paiiSf on prospecting
'oof-aunting fora silver mlne--whiat
we nope they may be succpssc,u ;;
locating. "'i III
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

M; We'll & Bro, are
agents tor a first class wall
paper. A full line of SAMPLES
om.as on nand. Parties desiring to
call on f '"ooio
M. VEIL e. RRO I
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
SUMNER, MILLINERY

WIS. NJ. !. McKenna desires to in.
rorn r the Ladies that they can now
=. puacnase from her Summer MfIIfnerv
a. greatly reduced prices. The LadIes
are requested TO bear this fact In rosnS
MRS. M. j. MCKENNA
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

Arriving, Daily: New
sa spring goods in every depart
ment, at the Star Clotkinr
House. i's
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
NOTICE.

nne TELEGRAPH Job Once Il non.
ras.' r~pa.eu 20 print lawyers brlels -
retso rety reasonable rates and solicln ts.E
isfsct;nle iSfs.vnsee.of the legal fraternity, sais
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

olfOCKERY! CROCKERy,,
"A large assortment just received and
"n'oN l oifer for sale at so per cent be.
10" any other house in this city.
E. FUDICKAR
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

mr. Henry O'Bryan left this ,orn
n,: s 'or m Holly Springs Miss, and Mem.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

,. "A river excursion about now wor,a
40 III order, as the days ara warm sna
> a"e s nights pleasant. A pleasure resor, snt
d lew miles up or down tbe ri,o e'o,.
"a"aged' would prove bonan p, ~.
somebody" ''"'%a 'or
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
HOoA WHAT TEN DOLLARS ,v
CASH WILL PURCHASE

AT the "Boss Grocer" Robt, J, Nelson's.
One barrel finest fancy Patent FIour.
one One M ~ pound box No. l Soap;
one box Pearl Laundry Starch.
the city. P"' "
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

Saving Machines for sale or rem, ~,
ca, easy terms; also Needles, shuttles,
o"' etc. Apply to J. E. Behen A sort
ooFher DeSIard and Calypso streets
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
STRAW HATS.

e. ~ 20 the Star Clothing House 1or
s;nas S'.sw Hats. AL the latest styses and
sizes are to be found there ~
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

.o TO W. p. Renwick for your Tin
a"o Crockery. He is selling If a, No..
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04
FRUIT JARS.

we nave in stock all sizes of Mssor,
Fruit Jars. 'A"so"
MITCHELL & McCoRNt1cr
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

FISHERMAN Anderson took a catfish
.,oli MS line this morning the head
alone weighing % pounds "'
The Daily telegraph., 1886-06-04

iato ny request "The Senator" will exnat.
'a'e tonight at the Opera House p"'