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cts. gallon, plain or mixed New beets
cents, and turnips cents a bunch.
DAIRY Drnnncia

cts. gallon, plain or mixed New beets
cents, and turnips cents a bunch.
Dairy Products.
Butter is 20 cents a pound. Cheese 10
II cents for new, ID cents Tor Old
Eggs are Is cents dozen Fancy
cheeses are as follows: pmcapplg
cheesps 90 cents to $l.OO each according tc,
size Roquciort cheese 40 cents a pound
English dairy - cents; Edam 90 each.
Neulchatel cents a package: Guada
cheese, 40 cents pound Cheddar
cheese, - piece. Milk : cent. a
quart. Pure Jersey cream 30 cents a
quart.
Flour, sugar, etc.
st Louis -four $3.50 to $G.45 a barrel
Michigan, 50 90 to - 30. Spring patents
and Minnesota patents, - - to 80 "A
barrel. Buckwheat is / cents pound.
Granulated sugar is Z 2 cents pound.
Light brown, u to Z cents. New maple
sugar is 10 to II cents Il pound and maple
syrup is 81 gallon in cans, 50 cents
in bulk New white clover lonpv is
IS TO 20 cents q pound. NriS, all KIND, a.
sorted, 20 cents "A pound. Pop corn cents
pound mnce meat II cents pound.
Horse radish, 10 an ~ cents Il bottle.
New cider Jelly in five pound buckets 80
cents. Apple Jelly 30 cents for 5-pound
pals Raspberry jam 80 cents for D
pound pals. Grape fruit 30 to 80 cents
dozen.
Meats and Fish.
Spring lamb, ~ cents for hndquar-
tiers, II to - cents for forequarter- Nut.
ton is quoted at Is to 20 cents for
headquarters and 10 to l2i5 cent, for fore
quarters Beef best cuts Western. for
porter house is quoted at % cents: sir
lOn, 20 cents. round, l3l to Is cents
Vermont beet quoted at Ii to 20
cents Veal steaks Is to 20 cents ROasts
10 to IS cents per pound. Cheaper cuts to
10 cents Hams, sugar cured Il to
III cents per pound, breakfast bacon
- to IS cents, homeless ham, - to 20
cents pound, California hams, 10 to 10
cts a pound, smoked shoulders ~ cts,
tripe 10 to l2l4 cents, picked pigs feet l2%
cents. Picked lambs tongues - cts. per
pound. Corn beef t to l25 cents
Pork, roast, 10 to - cents pound steak,
l212 to 10 cents. Salt pork 10 to l2i5 cents
pound: In poultry, spring chickens are
quoted AT % cents pound fowls, dress
ed, are Is to 90 cts. pound, and turkeys 20
ducks, Is to 20 cents pound
Fresh salmon, 80 cents for best cuts
White fish, bass and pike ~ to Il
cts. a pound. Blue fish, Is cts Sal
mon trout ID cts. a pound. Fresh mackerel
bring 10 to 20 cts apiece cod, ~ to - cts
a pound haddOck, : to 10 cents Il pound
halibut, 20 cents pound for the best cuts
salt salmon ~ cts. a pound. Salt salmon
trout l252 cents. Salt mackerel 12ls to is
cents. Goldfish to 10 cents Siscos
q cents. Herrings cents pound.
sausage - elsa pound, Boston sausage -
cents, German bologna sausage II cts. Al
bany sausage - cents, head cheese Il
HOLSTERS ID cents pound.
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Boston Wool Market.

The market for domestic wool has been
active and firm ohio and Pennsylvania
necccs are held az BE for y, and "a ii 3lc for
M and NN and above. Michigan hccccS
are selling at 81 az. $40. Small sales of washed
c"mblng have been made AT So a. o,c. aud I'M
washed at % a 2sc + H.: California spring
lty. Texas and other unwashed WOODS are IN
good demand. Pulled are very active at 2d a.
Sc T. n. for super and 'Ntra. Australian
wool is in demand at 81 q, 39c, and Montevldc0
AT PC r. II.
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Enterprsing young men who wish 10 pre-
pare themselves Tor "A successful start in busl-
ness, can do II best by course OF study at
the ALBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE. Has
over 5000 graduates in business. Catalogue
ana specimens of pcnmIn-hip mailed lrco on
application. Address. CARNELL n CAR
HART, 81 and - North Pearl street, Albany
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rErlrIONs An CoMrLNINrs


petition for a sewer on North Union
street was referred to the street commit
tee and petition for water main on
Walnut street was referred to the water
committee.
a resolution was passed on motion of
Alderman Kelley authorizing the city
treasurer to borrow $4,000 to meet ac-
crued and accrulug expenses.
communication was received from the
mayor announcing the appointment of j .
W. Aldrich, Joseph Lepp, :. +. Johnson
II. Il. Northrop aud Peter Lander as spe-
cal police and on motion of Alderman
Watson the appointments were affirmed
a complaint made by q. +. Cowlbeck
on account of the supply pipe in front of
his place on Union street, on motion of
Alderman Johnson was referred to the
water committee.
a complaint of +. c. Kennedy made on
account of distractions in the Winooski
river arising from the debris of the
bridges was referred to the committee on
streets on motion of Alderman Englesby
VARIOUS RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Mckillip introduced reso-
luton authorizing the water committee to
cause water main to be laid on Drew
street south from Strong street, and it was
passed.
THE WATER QUESTION.
Alderman Englesby introduced a reso-
luton providing that the water commit
tee he directed to investigate as to the
adVlsablllty of establishing Il water com
mission to nave the same power now vest
ed IN the water committee together
with such other powers as may
be found advisable, and If
the same shall he found best
to report Il bill amending the city
q m tt..p rs,l,
10 accomplish the purpose, and report the
same back to the Board for approval be
fore the next session of the legislature.
Aldermen tnglesby said that the object
OF the resolution was to provide for the
needed changes in the water system and
take the matter out of the domain of
politics: The resolution passed without
opposition.
THE ASSESSORS.
\ resolution was introduced by Alder
man Englesby providing that committee
OF three be appointed to report bill for
the approval of the Board amending the
CITY charter so as to have hereafter five
assessors, one appointed each year for a
term OF flve years.
In presenting the resolution Alderman
knglesby said the Board would be more
prominent, more care would be taken in
the election of each assessor, and there
would be at each quadrennial appraisal
one assessor who was an assessor of the
previous appraisal. He found no fault
with the present assessors, but he thought
the resolution desirable one.
On motion Of Alderman McKillip the
resolution was passed
Alderman Englesby introduced a reso-
luton which was passed authorizing the
city clerk to employ help to make and
post INST or persons qualified to vote in
lfeemen 5 meetings as prescribed in the
"a "
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NeurotiC Oil,
THE KING OF LINIMENrs !

The greate,t remedy for Rheumat ism,
Neuralgia, Pains and Aches, internal and cx-
!
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-09

Alderman McKillip introduced reso.
luton authorizing the water committee to
cause water main to be laid on Drew
street south from Strong street, and it was
passed.
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strength

Cubic inches Gas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-09

@orf@tige 2iebeserfI6z
rutg.
9err: ..Grdulein glia, fpielen
Sic Glabier?"
Jrdulein: rNeinl"
9err (entsadt): r@lia, i'd Iiebe
9t9!"
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California @eine.

9err s. $. Meper, WbDleiale &
&etailbdnbler in 8einen, Glamo Bla3a,
1T por &ur3em pDtt ieiner bierten @es
f@dftsreife nod @alifornien auriidge'
febrt. st fam iebt feline &unoen unb
Jamilien nit ben beiter @orter bon
@alifornia=W einer unb reinem Srau=
bens8ranbp berieben. &einen @alifors
nia @Iaret ~herfouft er bic @aQone-$1.
portz unb anbere unberfdIf9te Meine
fin6 ftets BEL Tim Dprr1thiq.
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Gin 9rimtmpb Der Mabn6e'fd1en Sod.
fntft.


Was 2ubpig Mabnde, Der in ale
5ineEen Der ebIen Go9tunf eingeweibte
freunoIi6e Wirtb beg gemiitbli9en urb
bebagli9en Miffionss8 artens in feinemt
Sadie au leiten nerutag, bas bat er
reuli9 tpieber Bel benz Diner betpiefen,
tpel9es Der General Naranio, Der
&riegsminifter unfererNa9bar &epubIit
MeIito, feinetr San &ntonio'er Jreur1s
ben int Miiftons > @arten CAB. Dem
urtbeiIe aIer Sbeilnebmer mad mar
Mles, mas Mabndes &ii9e unb Seller
bet biefer @elegenbeit boten, bon fold
ausgefudter @ite, @legans unb Solis
bitdt, tpie man es BEL Nefour in paris,
BET S%eln1onico in Stem Dort ober BET
9i1er unb Bel pnppenberg in Berlin
ni9t be6er unb f96ner befommen fann.
8et aHebem bat man bel Mabnde nod
ben 8ortbeil, In benz laui9igfen, fdats
tighten unb fiblfen aler @drter AT
fBerr, tudbrenb man in ben borertpdhn=
ten Reftaurants erfter RlaHe auf oumpfe
un6 beige Simmer angepieien lit.
Wo6I faun1 cine Staot Der Ser. @taa.
ten BON Der Gr6Be San Mntonios fanr
f6 fold zines 2otaIs riibmen, tpie mir
es In Mabndes Miffions @arten be-
fiben - Elm 2otal. bas ni9t nur ges
rlhtbIi6e GamiIiens, 8iers uno &ons
3ertsGarteu mad gutter beutf6er @rt 1T,
fonbern In tpeldem aud benz 8efiber
zines pertpbbnterett @aunters unb elmer
ebe1 fol9en 3unge Nqes bas geboten
uirb, mas feline anfpru9sooafen Wins
f@e befriebigtl
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66'meraliml

Gin iunger Gon1poaift CAB cine
6ammlung bon 5tp6lf neuert 2ie6ern
beraus unb tbeilte sp6If grempIare
bieier Sammlung on ieine Greunbe aus,
irbem ct suglei6 Seben bat, linn bod
bastenige 2ieb gu bemerfen, tpel6es er
fur bas tpetigf quite bielte unb aus ber
Stumbling tpegitrei6en tpiirbe.
M9t Gage barauf aog er grtunbigu,1s
gen BET ibnen elm unb n1uBte bic gntbes
dung MAIDEN, baB ieber Elm anberes
9teb gum Wegfrei6en anse3ei6net
bate.
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Mufreauma tn Seras.

@ro6e Mufregnns murOe in Der nmsegsnO
bon 9aris, Seras, burd Die @eneinng bes Srn.
s. 6. gorIeb berborsernfen. Oerlelbe NOR 10
biIFos, baB er Fd i'm 8ette ni6t berum3nores
BEN, ober nur ben aopf gu beben berino9te. See
hermann slaubte, bab ct an Der Ausaebrll119
ferbe. Cine 8robeaafde bon Or. Sings Netu
Diseobers purSe ibm sef@idt. Sierbnr9 fublte
ct fd aetrdftigt unb faufte cine srobe Glai9e
unb cine S9a9teI bon Or. Sings Stem aife
@ias, nnb nadbem er atpei Slafden babon eirs
aemonumen bate, par er seiano nnb bate 30
@funb an Gleii@ s%etponnen.
Gratis. Yrobeaaf@en bel u Drei6. @roBe
GInfhen 81.
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= Sie @ranoiurD in 2arebo bat aes
gen biele perionen antiasen tpesen urt=
gefebli6en Stimmens erboben.
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Bur Wadrtdt fir uteine 8unben.

Out 2~IWU91tu91 tut UtkI1e StUWUeWs
Wdbrenb Der Mpnate Suit unb Mu=
guif tpirb mein @ef9dft Mbenbs s ubr
gei6loHen tperben, NIT 9usnabme bes
S%onnabenbs. Nn biefem Sage tperoe
i'd big 10 1br offer balten.
6,7,t6mw1m 8. % plffon.
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8erfebIte Wirtu g. = Gin
fdmdbiider Bauer blieb oft gum groBen
Merger 1einer Grau LANCE I'M Wirtbss
baus fben. Da bei6loB fe zines Gags,
i'm bur6 @9red auf before Wege gu
bringen. sic trat, als berB auer mies
Der einmaI aiemIi6 ipdt beimmanoerte,
pbantafii9 aufsepubt binter einem
8aume Dor. rWer ii@t besg" frdgt
Der Mann ettpas ftuBig. sd bin Der
B0ie!" brummte bic Bduerin. r&omm
ber sieb' mir boi pfOt", iagt Der gauer
freu6ig, ri@ fla ia Sol S9wef9fter
aurt Mieb."
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@as fa,,,t aesdehett

Dur9 no@malisem 8eriud unb aufre9ter-
baltung DeS Mutbes fam mau9es errei9t ner-
ben, mas nnmOsli6 erideint. Sunberfe bof>
nungSloier Sale bou 8ieren- unb 2eberIeioen
finb bur9 electric 8itters sebeilt iporben, nod.
benz allies lbrige bersebli6 berin9t ipurbe.
Darum benfe ma ni@t, bab es feine Seiluns
siebt, fonbern berfude electric 8itters. So
siebt feline anbere Mebiain, bic 10 perfect unb
ft1er bas Blut reiniat. electric 8itters BELT
91spepia, Sarn, unb ole aranfbeiten Der
Nieren. l1nf6asbar in allen Wasen- unb
2ebertranfbeiten. Blu baben fir so gents bic
Glafde bel u. Dreib.
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Sin @efaaft, sas ftdb besablt.

Sam Sones, Der beribmte ober biel,
mebr berii@tiste gpanselift, 1T in gang
turaer 3eit reid gemprben. Cine 3eis
t1ng bon Nugufa, Georgia, beri9tet
itber feline 8erm6gensberbdltnife unb
ertpabat babel, bob CT III ber Mdbe bon
@artersbile, fetner 6eimatb, bret groBe
Garmen anfaufte unb fir iein gbege=
fpons bas pradtbpaffe 9aus lit
benz genannten @tdbt9en erbauert lieB.
NuBerbem f6affte er &aRenpferbe unb
einett &utf@er an. st felbt aber fiibrt
mad tpie bDr fein bagabunbirenbes 2e>
ben fort unb ie toler CT es treibt, beto
mebr Siinoer laifen fi9 BON tim befebz
rem unb I'm 10 gr6Ber iinb feline @in>
nabmen. 1nb i6eint bic .@elbqueIe
gu p~erfieger, 10 betet CT gum bimmlis
i9en 8ater, baB er Ollie, bic inn @elb
i6ulSen, ti9t in ben 6immel bineinz
lafen m6ge, unb fofort fieBen bic Gel
Der tpieoer.
Menn fi9 elm @ef9dft be3ablt, finbet
fi6 gerp6bnli9 bic &onfurrens febr taf6
un6 bieie g~rfabrung MAIDEN aud bic
gbangelifen. Sic 3abl ber Sinber,
bic fi6 betebren laRett, ttintmt aber ab,
neil ber gauge guangelitens 6umbug
ni9t mebr neu lit, uno pnIen bic
btmmlli9en Senb5Dten nod 8elb ber>
bienen, baum liub fe ge3puugen, benz
buBfertigen 8olte ftets ettpas Neues gu
bieten. Sc friboler unb gemeiner fie
babel tperoe1, tint 10 better. 9ies bere
ftebt nun elm mettsrattifaer Gopbon,
Der umiottelte uab bas Gef6dft zines
gbangelifen ergrif, aus benz @runbe.
ct treibt fi9 gegenmdrtig u1ter benz
Namen 2ampafas=SSa i'm Weften Der.
UNI, lm fi6 in bas tleue @ei9dft bin.
einsuarbeiten, ebe er nod benz Often
gebt, berbient ieBt aber fdon bel
@elb. Cine 3eitung in Meumerito
brudte neuli9 cine feiner &eben ab,
unb um au aeigen, tpie groB Der unfinn
iein muB, UNI Siinoer gu betebrea, fibz
rem mir nur ben Mufang ieiner &ebe an.
2ampaias Sad rebete bas Bolt in fol.
senber Meiie on:
vWie btele BON gu6 finb benn eigent.
lid bereit In ibren 5tiefe!n au fterben2
Sd babe mid bon Sinben fret ges
ma6t. ibr Srunfenbolbe, ibr flu6ens
ben, ftreitenbem, fteblenben, fpielenben
unb @ott ldfternben @algenb6gel ftedt
iebo9 mod BARN. SIR fenut einen
fetten, NIT 8ranb ~beriebenen O6ien,
tuenn Sbr i'm febt, unb uiBt, tuem er
geb6rt. Mber Elm Maperid = mem gez
Bort ere Sbr ollie feb Maberids unb
nod bel f9le9ter aIs Maberids, bentt
bieie ba5en tuenisftens teinen 8raub,
Sbr aber, lift W6lfe, tragt ben Branb
ber 96Qe an gu9. Ser Seufel bat
iein &ppe UNI @u1 getporfen, er lGBt
@u6 nod elm @tiid &ope, aber CT bolt
gu9 fi6er berein, tpentt ct GeuerbDl3
gebruu9t" u. I. 10.
unb tpenn 2ampafas Sad in btefer
Weife geipro6en bat, banr tomnten bic
reuigen Stnber, fallen por linn auf bic
Gnie unb laf1en fi6 befebren-natiirli6
gegen Baar3ablung. @ie groB 1T bod
Der 6umbug, Der bier3ulanbe nit benz
@briffentbum getrieben mir6!
- Sie @ranbiurD in 2arebo bat qe.
Gen biele perfDnen Nnfiager tpeqett un=
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3fref Wereite.

3tuet Wereitte.
S6on felt ldngerer 3eit 1T III Sah
Mntonio eine 8etpegung 5ur gtloulg
zines Wereins seger S%bierqudlerei I'M
@anse, pbne baB es bamit portuaris
ging. urpl6Bli1 1T - pie man gu 1as
gen pfegt = bic Gugel Ing STOLEN gee
fo:nmeu, BENIN IS neue Mitglieoer tras
ten in Der Iebten 8erfammlu1g- penn
@erein bel. gu benz Tonb befelben
set@neten 1O2 perionsn Beitrdge. aud
bat fi9 Ser gereitt bereits eiter @barter
oerI6aft uro Gtatuten entporfen, unD
nun fam bic Sagb auf bic Sbierqldler
losaehen. Ser Yerein gegen Sbiers
qudlerei f6nnte ptel Suites f9aten,
bod tpir6 er leiber muir at balb austtn'
6en, baB feiner Wirflamfeit uniibers
feigli6e SinoerniRe int 8ege liegen,
tpeI9e bic effen Nbfi9ten peretteltt tper>
ben. 2eiber fann man besbalb ben
Gerein muir als ELM t~o6tgeborenes &ino
besei6nen. NQer Wabrf9einli6teit
pirb ct ,ta9 unb nod pieber eini9laz
fen, pie bic meiifen 0ereine, bic big
iebt in San Mntomio ing 9eber gerufen
tpurben. unb bic l1ria9eu bieier traus
rfgen @rfabrung liegen n1r barin, baB
bic perioner, tuel9e benz 8ereitt beitres
ten, ni9t freiwiaig fommen, fonbern
btnetngeprebt perben miiKen. Ser
3tped beHelben 1T ibnen glei9eiItig, fte
fommea ,1ur aus @efdligfeit gegen ibre
Greunbe ober aug @ef9dfts= unb fons
itigen &Ifi9ten. Iuf bieie Metfe ges
ben bann gep6bnli9 berartige 8ereine
AT Der ibergroBen Nnsabl bon Mitglies
bern gu @runbe.
@tnem arbern in Der 8iIbung begrif=
fenet 8erein min es ni9t gelingett,
Mitglieoer in g~eniigen5er 3abl beranz
3uaieben, trobbem Die umitdnbe giinitig
inb. IS 1T bies bic prpiettirte Canal
lerieeompasnie. Sir iunge 2eute muB
es bod gepiB Derlodenb fein, bod 81
&oB, in bunter Uniform unb nit 9elnt
unb &oBi6neif in ben @traBen berumz
5ureiten-uns fdlt babel INNER bas
gbebaurlegers : 2ieb bes b%erforbenen
S9lei9er ein = tpenu1 es rur 1ti9t 10
foftIpieIig mdre! I'm Mitglieo Der
@ompagnie gu perben, muB matt S.
gintrittsgel6 unb 81 monatli@er geis
trag 5ablen unb baneten mod pferb,
Musriituns, @afen unb Uniform an=
f9afen, unb pel6er iunge Mann berz
mag 6asa Sa uenn man allen bunten
Sanb babel meg lieBe, bann tpdre bic
8ilbung elmer @abaneriecompagnie nn@
eber m6gli1, aber obac uaiform unb
1eberb1I4 pirb Niemanb Der tteuge=
badener @abaaeriften in ber Stabt ber=
umreiter tpolen, urb 10 bteiet bic Ct
laagung ber &efruten S9wierigfeiten
bar. 9ie 2eute, tpel6e bic Gompagnie
ing 2ebeu rufen tpOaen, laiien f6 I'M
beB ni9t en%tmutbigen unb baben Be-
ante, ein grecutipz, Elm l1niformz un6
ELM @usrtfungsfomite ertpdblt. 10 baB
ieoer bet L. t~pebrbaften Mdnner, Del6e
bic @ompagnie segentpdrtig 5dblt, elm
9lrnt erbalten bat. l1nb nun partet
man Der 9inse, bic ba fomme1 iolen.
Gu bebarer1 tpdre es i~tbrigens ni6t,
tuenit r,ar bergebli6 tpartete, benin mas
bic prpietttrte gabaIeriecompagnie ber
Stabt niiben ion, 1T ni@t gu erfennen.
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SausmitteI.- Dame: r2ieber
9oftor, n,ein eSunge i9eint febr franf.
Ct fagt, er t6nne felten bor 8 ubr einz
f6lafen unb flagt beim grua9en ftets
iber Ropss unb M~ageni6meraen."
9oftor: vNeriu9eu mir 9 borerit
NIT einem 9ausmittel, meine @ndoige;
ent3ieben mir benz iungen 9errn ben-
6ausf6IIffel!"
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8udlemS glruica=saIbe.

Die be- te Salbe bet Belt fit S9nitte
Auetfdunsen, gef6pire, Gieber. unb Saut.
ausfdlas, GIedte, %geiprunsene Sdmbe, Grof-
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt Sa.
mDrrboiben ODER feline 8eaabIung. 80IIise
Classification garantirt ober bas geIb tirb
auriidertattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadta bel u.
Dretb.
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Mus benz Sbeater Gate6is<
m II &.

Mas 1T elm fires Engagements
Gin fires Engagement 1T iene gins
ri9tung, BITE es beiipielsDeife benz Sdnz
ger geftattet, better 5l fem unb ii6 bon
ben Nnftrengungen Der berl9tebenen
@atfpielreiien gu erbolen.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

The big oil firm IL Waters Pierce
has purchased lot neso the freight
depot Of the ". s. & P. r. H., q this
city and will shortly erect thereon a
tank that will hofd $4,000 gallons q
oil and will make Monroe distrihu~
ting point for their Illuminating fluid,
iilling the barrels from the tank as or
.ders are received. This will be a great
convenience to our people rs well as
those of the surrounding country and
will no doubt be literally patronized.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
ACARD.

MONROE, La, March 26, 1856.
To the Shreveport Amateurs. Shreveport,
La.
The audience which witnessed your
presentation OF "Patience" at our
Opera House on Monday night last
being unanimous in pronouncing your
efforts success and our citizens hav-
ing SO thoroughly enjoyed the visit OF
yourselves and friends 10 our city, we
join in the request OF many who missed
the pleasure of hearing you, that at as
ear y day, after Lent, you repeat
ssPatiance'' in Monroe, when we pro-
mise you even larger audience than
greeted your first appearance
Respectfully-R. J. Nelson, G.. A. Singer
Lewis D. Allen, Jr., w. +. Millsaps, DIM
Sholars, A. A. Gunby, Max Landauer, Nj
]. Duty, A. B. Sholars, John A. Moore, {
Boatner, Marcus We'll, II j Moore, Johr
| Gerspach, w p Renwick, + G Hudson, i
| Endom. g l. Bate, Jonas Meyer. T Still
man, G. B Johnson, A Herring, v ]
Vogh, Austin Green, T A Garrett J S Boat
ner, Il L Lampkin, Leon Gerson, M ] Lid
dell, e L Wales, G p Keller.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
WEST MONROE DOTS.

WEST MONROE DOTS.
FROM OUR REGULAR REPORTER.
Several bales Of cotton were in town
yesterday.
Miss Idona Mel u who has been
absent visiting relatives in California
for the last two ycaTs arrived home on
Wednesday nights train.
Mr.. VIM. Wright, representing the
grocery house OF Hartwell and Cham
bers was in town yesterday.
The West Monroe dramatic club
have ordered and are expecting their
new play next week and will reorgan,
ize and commence rehearsing at once
and expect to take the country by
storm next fall.
Mr.. ]. H. Simon and A. J. Keller
were in town yesterday
The weather is spring like and the
martins have made their appearance
i Mr.. V. M. Telles the clever ant
efficient business manager of th,
4 sparkling DAILY was in town yester
. day looking after the interest of tn.
sprightly little paper which the peopl
of West Monroe could not well d
without.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
More New Goods, Sateens
and French Percales at s.
Meyers.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, to the voters of
the City of Monroe. that the Office of Regis
trar OF Voters for the election OF a Mayor
and Seven Councilmen, which election is
to be held on Monday, May %, 1856, Is now
open for the registration Of the voters Of
said city at the store of Z. Fl. Rills, and
will be open from day to iday from a. IN.
aud inclusive of April SOth, A. d. 1861
q. SURGHNOR.
Registrar.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

Miss M. V. Staples left Sunday for
New Orleans and will return by or before
the first proximo. She will be accom-
panied on her return by a first class milli-
ner as also by first class dress maker.
The ladies' are respectfully requested to
reserve their orders until her return as il
will be to their interest to do so.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

S. Meyer Calls the Atten-
tion of the Ladies that he is
Receiving Daily New Goods
from New York, All Selected
in Person.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
Just Opened an elegant Line
Of Hosiery at S. Meyers.

The Hanna had $40 bales cotton, 500
sacks seed and II barrels rice, and the
John Howard had 713 bales cotton,
ll2 Sacks cotton seed and 1900 slaves
arriving al New Orleans Tuesday.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS

MONROE REsTAURA MI.
j. w. ByraD, Vicksburs, J. 4. Will
liams, M. M. Grady, Island Desiard;
Joe Simms, RayviIle.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

s,Doa't you forget it," Alabama
Lime only one dollar and sixty five
cents per barrel at the "Boss Grocer's''
Robi. j. Nelson.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26
oUAoaITA. HOUSE.

Milton G. Dens, Natchez, B. Silver
nagel, Bastrop, w. F. Adams, New
York, G. M. Gray, New Orleans, Jas.
M. Berry, Delhi; VIM. l.. Burton, La.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

The North and South railroad and
the compress questions have been and
are yet the all absorbing topics of cons
versation. Now LET US rot forget the
meeting Of the Press Convention in
this city in June next. So,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

MIR. F. III. Thompkins, late of Min-
den but now Of Shreveport, is in the
city in the interest of his work on
North Louisiana.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

Mr.. John Drago, paymas!er of tie
N,S 4 I, r. r., went west this
oaorning on the pay train to gladden.
the hearts OF the employees with some
oft.Uamie Sans shinplaslers."
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-26

Buy the White Sewing Machine,
Needles, Oil and attachments for sale
by J. r. Behen, Agt., corner DeSiard
and Catalap streets.