The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-04-07
Society and Personal.

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from New Orleans on the llama I
Blanks last Tuesday.
Miss Emma Titche of Ra! WIS rs
visiting friends III the city auG IS the
guest of Mrs. Hoffman.
Judge A. a. Gunby lef' this morn"
ing for Lake Providence. His court
convenes there Monday.
Mr.. Eugene Windes left yesterday
via Shreveport for Hot Springs
where he will spend several days. lie
ia off on vacation and will probably
take jaunt through Texas and Next
co before returning home.
Mr., Ed Ball spent several days OF the
past week with his friends in Monroe.
His accounts as Parish Treasurer were
overhauled by the Police Jury ana
were found to be o. *. Ot course
that was to have been expected for I'D.
is square man.
Mr.J.J Jordon, Il wei! known cot
ton buyer of this city and most clev-
or gentleman and Miss Sallie lay,
daughter of Judge Robt. Ray, Will be
married this morning at the Catho'ic
church, Rev. Father Enaut oihcla-
ting The TELEGRAPH's best wishes
for happy and prosperous welded
life is theirs.
Mr.. Prcwit. of Madison Parish aud
Miss Maggie lIzeIius OF this city were
married at the Catholic church Ihurs-
day evening Il, o'clock, Rev. Father
l.. Euaut officiating. After the cere-
monv a reception was held al the resi-
deuce OF the BRIDES brother Mr u. ~
Ezplius. The TELEGRAr offers lis
f best congratulations and wishes 'hs'"
' much happiness.
Prof, Jos, L. johnson of Bossi'r par
:, ish and Miss Mary Bennett of this city
were married at the residence OF Id
brid, last Thursday, evening, taking
the train Immediately there after 10
MIR. Johnson's home in Bossier
l. prn: Johnson is an educator of grea
e reputation and at present is pri"cpa
II If u highly prosperous school
Rocky Mount, while the bride is on
M,nroe,s favorite aud most accom-
IN p,ished daughters. The ceremon.
,f was performed by Rev. Mr.. Moore, rec
tor of Grace Episcopal church.
:, For Everybody to Read and For the Benz
tit Of All.
-, Respectfully submitted
II is and old fossil idea that summt
mouths means dull times, but Wher
ever the public can secure double Walt
Ii for their monies they generally ava
re themselves of the opportunity. Henc
IN r desire TO make the announceme
for tina, I have now in stock and ready I
sale a general and complete line OF
DRY GOODS
~. consisting OF all the latest and ne
1er designs of Giughams, Lawns, Mu!
-, Seersuckcrs, Nunsveilng, Beig
;l S,ripped and Check NainscoS, L.
49,, &c. which were bought, not from II
hands as most advertisers would IS
but altogether from forced sales, ban
ity rupt concerns, auction and assign
oles sales. feel fully satisfied in maxi
neu the
as BROAD ASSERTION
ov- that | fear no competition, Tor
Cal, fortified with ample purchases and
.;co p-;ccs to meet and defeat. i give
special figures or prices on any
'roe specified article, but assurance tina
vim be convinced of the attractions 1 n
ould in store would ask for personal
u"" and inspection.
ana To show my present style OF d
moss ness I present tho following for
TIE sideratiOn:
ura~ SELL FOR CASH.
rath I carry 10 special line OF any
rea- manufacture or branch OF inous
nent but buy their goods when they
thrown upon auction marts. This
explains, for were the special ano
=. elusive agent o. Messrs. Strib'y d
could not sell their Fine Gu:
Made Ladies' Shoes for $50 pail
no agent can secure them at
I'LL figures. Likewise with Messrs. L
us. pendorf Hort School Shoes whi'
sell at 1925, being so per cent less
-ring 49,. .,,,tao,,-ers would offer at.
a nd q . ~ ,.a ,