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satisfaction Guaranteed.

The Gem Ice Cream Freezer, sold at
Silva's Crockery House, is simple and sub
stantial in construction, rapid and effective
in operation, and is guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
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Go to the Next.

sOnz 1eIneaS. dealer who happens to be out Of
som,LD,ONT tries to make you believe that
vooS SVnlng he has in stock Is better or as
SstsL quietly say no, and seek the next
besna'iiss, nment where that standard tooth
uJner can be obtained.
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MILLINERY


Now that the spring has fairly advanced and
three lofts still stocked with Of the finest selected
lines of Millinery this side of New York. DESTROYS of
closing out the balance which will sell prices far be-
low the cost of any competitors.
We must have room, stock for the early obbing
trade is arriving by every steamer and will positively
sell fine Millinery at the prices inferior goods sold else
where.
We dono advertise ''bat, stock is too immense.
All ask is for ladies to examine goods before pur
chasing.
Krouskof is the headquarters for Ribbons
RrolskOfS Mammoth Millinery House,
151 BROUGHTON STREET.
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ITO COUNTY OFFICERS. Books and Blanak
Il required by county officers for the use OF
the courts, or Tor Office use supplied to ordeEhyl
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE a
Whitakeg sEEeet, Sayannah.
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Base Ball and Lawn Tennis Shoes in great
variety at A. S. Cohen.
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AN ORDINANCE TO provide for the compensaI
ton of the City Surveyor of the City of Sa4
vanDah
SECTION I. BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the City Of SaYhnneh, in Council
assembled, That from and after the first day of
vannah shall receive an annual salary of two
thousand dollars, without fees payable as now
provided by ordinance.
SEC. 2. That the fees hereafter collected by
the said Surveyor shall belong to uie city Of Sa4
vannah, and'shall be paid by the said Surveyors
to the City Treasurer.
SEC. g. That all ordinances and parts Of ordl-
napces in copflict with this ordinance are
hereby repealed.
Ordinance passed In Council May 16, 1885
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Mountain Park Hotel, Hot Springs, n. {
ARDEN PARK HOTEL & COTTAGES

OFFER in location, climate and appointments
~ one of the most delightful and In the char
acter and culture Of guests one Of tho most
pleasant and agreeable summer resorts in tho
whole mountain region Of Western North Caro-
lima.
The hotel Is nine miles from Asheville, and on
the Asheville and Spartanburg Railroad.
City references: DR.. W. s. Lawton and Ed
ward Karow ESQ.
THOS. A. MORRIS, Proprietor,
Ardan
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The finest work done by any house in the country
Goods and returned without charges You get fine
work for the price that you pay for work not half DONE
Ladies' fine suits either cleaned dyed without any ripping
Sent whole and back whole looking good
Lace Curtains specially You should see how nice Blankets
Spreads etc. done up. Carpets that are badly soed
done up well that you will imagine you have
the floor after it is laid We send goods twice week
P S.-Don't forget that still on deck with Mat
ngs Refrigerator Mosquito Nets and Cedar Chests "Cam
phorette that knocks moths higher than kite only be
bought from The Boss Wire Screen is the right thing
the right place. when they in your windows.
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Advice to Mothers

Infants Kid Button, worked button hole
and tassels, Soc, at A. S. Cohen.
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The Watauga Hotel 81 Cottages,
BLOWING ROCK, N. G.,
OPENS JUNE 1st, 1888. for the season. Send
~ for a descriptive circular.
WATAuGA HOTEL co. PrOpretors.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS STONY BROOK
~ HOUSE offers more attractions and is In al
respects the best bouse IN Palenville. Write for
circular 10 VAN NORMAN q CO., PalenyilIe, or
apply 70 IL. Burton Hardy, Marshall House, Sa-
yssShk
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HOTELS.
OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO recognize the width Of Presi-,
dent street, between Bull and Barnard Streets
in the city Of Savannah, TO be seventy feet
and two inches.
SECTION !, Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen OF the city OF Savannah in Council
assembled, That the width Of President street,
between Bull and Barnard streets, in the city OF
Savannah, be and the same IL hereby recognized
to be seventy feet and two inches
SEC. ., That all ordinances and parts Of ordiS
nances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
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We have made astonishing reduction in
the prices of goods, and all those who
have the curiosity to fine line of Clothing
at extremely low prices will be agreeahly sur
prised. Give us a call
SIMON MITCHELL
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ARM
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HOTEL WEIRS,
THE wEIRS, LAKE WINNIPISSEOGEE, N. III.
D. b. STORY, Proprietor.
ODpug lime IL
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b,.i florence inquired the price and the
!; S'oRer told him he paid twelve pounds for
~ pity pulled out ten sovereigns at once,
iI 0aed Them over and took the pin. He
- -seo at it critically and then with a sort
Vi hsname-fsced laugh said, This is certainly
s,i USedautlful pin. | am not alag it for my
S, put simplyto please my wife, and be-
WY WY We guessed what he was about, the pin
Ss overheard, sinking in the Atlantic.
ror. as a matter Of fact, Mr.. Broker pros
p 10is In his wooing so well that he took a
lat te oacS to England with him two weeks
i,oGr' don't know whether it was good
a arvH or bad, but Mrs. Florence calls it good.
tbot Iouldnt TO this day be made to believe
sniS ~. ne would have got married IL he hadn't
br,Idhe old superstition about touching a
n mr. between the shoulder is specially
d,5,"lent among actresses believe, and
in y. know Of any other notion that isn't,
Oily opinion, just as widely spread among
toiS people, though, as | have already
nnoLy ou, my opinion may not be worth
nareu IL wouldn't be fair for me to name
Nsat IN this connection, but If you really
toS ,,o names 90 and ask little Falk, the pho
lcs,apner He is a merry, witty, light
yor. 'eI , little fellow, not bad looking and
d,s SieVer In his business, but all that
nor.,.i begin to account for the enormous
=, buI1Tlty ne has among ladies of the the
sror raI profession. They run after him by
-, and / can't sec why unless his mis-
4tuIe Is his charm
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SOMETHING NEW!
ALMA SHOE POLISH. THE BEST
"A ever made for Ladies' and Children q
shoes, At BAILIE d BREWER'S.

The yellow fever excitement is over,
quarantine guards have been Withdrawn.
travel and traffic has been resumed, the
mails arrive now as usual, and, in fact. the
world has again dropped into the even
tenor of its way. Cotton is rolling in
freely, business is Cooking up" and our
merchants arc looking more cheerful.
Among these may be prominently mon
toned the manager of the Mitchell-McCor-
mick Grocer Co., DR.. J.. Fl. Mccormick,
who informs the Telegraph that his trade
was never better and that the company
continues to receive and dispose of goods
by the car load lot. They have their new
and commodious quarters, the iron build
ing at the foot of the railroad bridge, ar
ranged to the Queens taste and it never fails
to attrac. the attention and admiration OF
the passer by. The Telegraph commends
this house to merchants and planters who
buy in large lots. Try Monroe's wholesale
market and we feel confident you Will be
pleased with it. You can go farther and
fare worse.
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When Mr.. T. N. Conner returned nome
nom his visit East our strict quarantine
,xulations forced him into an unwilling
In, OF ten days and he was hospitaoiy
shan in by Mr.. F. yollman: II seems.
Helaahat the latter gentleman had his
the Generes, for he required Mr.. Conner
and was marlborough fumigation. MI.
what influence know exactly how TO DO
ercised on sss the eught struck him and
a < y house at the Excel
.5opINIoN OF MIR. z was tired o.
O the Sth of September, ad =, the
ceivxd telegram from Mr.. steam
calling me TO Versailles. La con,ut {
conversation the Executive head s.,t
to me "Go and see the Marshal i
prison advise him to publish truth
full statement of the part he played i
Mexico. His enemies are using thi
against him. Let him defend himself
The situation is becoming aggravating
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Mr.. ,. 8. Bloch returned from 81 Lonis
Tuesday morning. A
Hon. !. z. Boatner returned homo ffom
Columbia Tussday. s.
Hon. g. j. Boasncr OF Shreveport spent
Monday and Tuesday In town.
Nj. Alex Kuhn OF yicksburg spentA
several days Of the past week In Monroe
Mr.. Ed. Hail, General Manager Of the
Consolidated Ice Company, was IN the
city "wednesday.
Capt. r. D. Marble of Morelouss was in
the city yesterday and paid tho Telegraph
An appreciated call.
Mrs A. G. Gibson aud her charming
daughter, Miss Maggie. returned to Mon
roe last Wednesday and Will remain here
some time.
Mr.. Jerry Dickson, representing F. F..
Hanssll 4 Bro. stationers, of New Orleans,
Ii In town showing \ beautiful limo OF holi-
day goods.
nounce that Mrs. st. J. T. Moore, who has
been dangerously III for the past week, II
recovering.
Dame Ru,nor has 1t that Mr.. J. =. Parker
will pay a visit to Natchitoohes at an early
day for the purpose of bringing home with
him charming young lady Of that town.
Mai. J. Shaw Jones. Ouachita's worthy
representative in tho New Orleans Custom
House, has returned to his post ofduty afser
/ o pleasant visit to the family Of Msj. Thos.
Mcclure.
The Telegraph IL pleased to announce
that Rev. ). w. Moore, Rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church, has recovered from his
recent severe illness and has resumed his
pastoral duties.
Mr.. Thos. r. Richardson. late postal
|, clerk on the L., n. o. q T., betwson Vicks'
burg and New Orleans, has resigned Ills
position to 60 into the hotel business here
He has leased tho verandah and will oper
it to the travelling public In few days.
Mrs. 8. Kuhn. who was in Vicksburl
when the yellow fever excitement broke
out, refugesd, with many others, to st
| Louis. After reaching that city she became
quite i'll and Mr.. Kuhn left Immediately To-
St. Louis. She has recovered, however
and the family is expected home daily.
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The United States District Court wss tor
mally opened last Monday bat has been
adjourned from day to day owing to the
absence of Judge Boarman. This was
result, however, of the then existing quar-
sutine regulations. Judge Boarman IL OK.
pected next Monday when the court will
settle down to business. There are several
important civil suits to be tried involving
large interests, but the criminal docket Is
light. The report Of the grand jury is get
to be had, however, and that body may
swell the volume Of business. Several
counterfsitiug cases figure upon the docket.
Following is q list of the grand jury:
Hawk Mccormick, Lloyd Wales, D. =.
Cook. A. II. Mayiield, Van ID. Darcy, w.
y, Harson, w. "A. Colcote. n. T: Cook,
James Norman, e. 9. Wllmore, Thomas
ling. II. Kaliski. II. Courtney, James VII
D, A. Breard Jr., Jno: W. woodland, =. u
Pollard. Miller G.. White, Robt. u. Russ,
Geo. Mccormick, L. NJ. Kidd. VIM Scrtber,
J. 8. Roane. Joseph Witherson, Joe Kern
Abe Calm.
The following petit jorors have been
| summoned to appear next Monday:
w. J. Smith, w. w. Boles. Joe Mason
Jas. G. Weaks, Henry Wllllams; A A.
W. HI. H. Mullin, G. @. WOrrell. Fred. En-
dom, Levi Crenshaw, w. r. Redwine, jim
| HARBOUR, Richard Darlington, Geo. Bottom
Jeff Pickering M. l.. Meredith, James Sewer
David Beer, w. b. Sublett and William
VIM.
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CrrY HALL, GoNRoE, LA !, Dot. !, lsSS.
At regular meeting OF the Mayor and
City Council were present: Hon. a. y.
Herrtng, Mayor. D. g. TronsdAle, !. w.
Wright, e. Fudickar. v. n. Tells. 4. john,
Z. d. McI4ain and Jonas Meyer.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved.
Mr.. Trouadale, for committee appointed
to conSsr with tho compress authorities
stated that the merchants and buyers
claimed to be satisfied with tho present
|systcm OF weighing, hence was unable to
effect anything.
It was moved that the Office of pnoEc
weigher be abolished. Lost.
Communicatipn or J. NJ. Brearl present.
ed at last meeting was called uP, and on
motion laid ON the table.
Mr.. Wright, chairman Of the school COM
mittee, stated that tho public schools open
ed to-day under suspicious circumstances.
The committee on legislation recommend
tho adoption or an ordinance relative to
bycicles.
Petitions OF G. c. Crosley and Jas. Doom
/ or, asking remittance of fines and coats
imposed by the City Recorder, was read
and referred to committee on legislation.
Communication of Chas Shultz was read
aud on motion tabled.
Petition OF W. s. Phippen was read md
referred to school committee. -
Mr.. Trousda1e offered the following
ordinance, which WINS adopted:
ORDINANCE NO. $50.
An ordinance amending and re-enactins
Ordinance No. 566 adopted March 20, 1883
relative to bycicles.
| BE it ordained by the Mayor and CIT,
Council OF Monroe, in regular session dna
Ordinance No. $50, adopted March 20, 1854
be 90 amended as to read AS follows:
Section THAT the riding OF bycicies o,
Jackson, st. John, Wood and Grsmlnen
Streets Within the corporate limits OF IN
City Of Monroe, is hereby prohibited ans
any person Convicted before the Recorde
1 for each and every violation Of this ordi
| nance shall be fined s. % and in default o
j payment shall be sentenced to work on tn
Il public streets to pay the same.
i Sec THAT this ordinance as amended
/ take effect from aud AFTER its adoption.
4 Adopted Oct. !, 1888.
i A. J. HERRING, Mayor.
M. Z. MEREDITH, Secretary.
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Tnesdav about noon the steam cotton
.iu and erist mill of Mr.. d. A. Breard, Jr.,
-. d,scovered to be on fire, but before
anything could be done to check the flames
Tho building was burned to the ground. II
.ort.,ned about 40 bales of cotton in the
..ed but so rapid was the flames that 1t
-. ,u,possible to save anything. The fire
oriu,nated from spark which fell on the
,,oe az the lint room and burning through
the shiusles, fell into the lint cotton, en-
v.lop,nr the building in flames In an
in,sant. The loss Is estimated at about
5000, . portion of which falls on the
iaborers Of the place who worked on shares
There was on insurance.
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REGIsTRA,rIOn MoTIEnEaC.s; :.

ORGANIZATION NOL4Okx
= HEREBY GIVE NOTICE XHAxa
/ registration books VIII . opS9 g -
following places In Ouachlto Ya91a1 81 ~
laws spscitiod below, acc0rdlnG - -
visions Of Act No. 90 OF 1853. Aoe A0s 101 ~
,sS7. and Act No. l25 OF 1850, Of the 0oaee0
Assembly Of Louisiana g sacrd ekSSss..
and Those who may have eccome oN9s1se
and VOTERS Of this parish since shas. qases
also that changes inay BIG made vnca
cassary in the number Of pr9oAnee - ~
r residences OF any voter OF resistrsiion poe0
of last election. 49,,
Courthouse, Sept. 10 to 10.
island. Ward 1, Rhodes store Ite -
wood school house, l6. sse{
Trouard store, Ward 2, ~. W
Iocharbor, Ward 2, 20.
iIiihiol school house, Ward d ~.
Loutowu, Ward A, ~. lss,.s iss5s.gsg9
Cnnus store, Ward !. -, ~
Pine Grove Church, Ward 9, 1s
| Mouth OF Cheniere, Ward Q, 9sAts;i
| Cadeyillc, Ward :. Oct. !.
| Forksville, Ward 9, .. go
| West Monroe, Ward 3, ..
| Courthouse, 4 to Gath.
on which last day the once VIII - Ss:
to nrepnre poll books for the rrSoy0CN.
Slpctiom to DC held on the 9th Novc008i
isss. III. w. McENERY, Nel1.sxes:
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DECEASED. l{t
nv vrRTJJRE of AN ORDER I1au1D
Is from tho Honorable the Elnn Oleslaes
Court for the Parish q cr ,Sa ~ 49, -
of Louisiana, vii. seIl ~ ~ ~ 9SSSrsei1
pIs saturday, the goth Of Q ctobsF, ~:
~ a. s mi s,ccessloii, Consisting OF . eegsaan
tract of land embracing the ~ q seh 80
az of VIZ Of swN Of SEQ A ~ o!L 3
aectio,, Id and neX OF seN DISCO - = - .
3 and improvements gu tho w O. ~
of sec Ia fsn r 2 Q all sitnatod ~ snS Has ~:
,sh and state aforesaid. with tho Sollowtn3
personnl property to-wit: mares snS
coita, IL head of cattle, 20 hcad q noGos
sheep. one old wagon, one oi0 OM.oys
household, dining ROOM Kitchen xutnisuSo'
etc. 49,. .A.. 49,
"pf'"SHR SARAH s. HART Administratrix.
Mouroc La, Sept. 10, 1883.
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There should be no divisions at ny time
in the Democratic party. Under the system
of white primaries every Democrat has an
equal showing and equal voice in party AT.
fairs and under the system the party Will
to,ow l.. harmony, unity and strength.
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The protracted meeting and revival al
the Methodist church, which is being con-
iauoted by Rows. Hart, Parvin and Mum
holland, IL growing in interest and Will De
continued during next week and probably
loni.er. Services are being held three times
daily and are all largely attended. Three
.cca..ions to the church were made Thurs
day evening and several others have signi'
aed their intention Of joining. Mrs. Robt
Kndom and Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts joined
Thursday night and were warmly received
Rav 4. A. Parker of Ruston is expected
dsily to take part in the meeting.
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JUST RECEIVED AT BENOIT's.

JUST RECEIVED AT BENOIT'S.
NEW CROP SUGAR HOUSE MoLAs-
ses, IS cents per gallon;
PIGS FEET.
SAUSAGE,
SAUER KRAUT,
HE-NO-TEA,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, in Quart
bottles.
ETC, ETC.
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!. The public schools OF Monroe opened
Nonday with the following corps OF
teachers: Prof. F. W. Blees. principal
Mrs. N. J. Evans, assistant principal. and
W. @. GARNET, Miss Carrie Connell, MISS
Ida Benton and Miss Eva Crozler assis-
tauts, All Of these were present except MI
Garnet, who has not yet arrived. The at
tendance was 100, which has since been In
creased from day to day.
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At last we have received our full ship
ment of Krippendorf, Ditman q Cos ceie-
brated ladies' shoes. Come and see our
leader Mt $3.50 in French, Common Sense
and Regular Heel. Cannot be beaten.
a.. &c I. BAsR e. BRO.
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EsTRAYED.

nEroHG ME, THE UNDERSIGNED
Is authority, one black marc deseriosd q
follows: Ono wart on right sno1 o.sS. ~ ~
ii hands high. Also ono sorren nne
branded IA Il A" on left hip; three whIse
feet about 4 years old; ~ hsnds nsoSI;
viii DO sold ut public auction q my 0mSe
in Ward Parish of Ouachita, on SATUn-
nay. OCTOBER GOTH, 1883, unleee soonSs
ident,iled by owner and. rsleased oy shs
payment '' ''' ' d. w. FAULK.J.P p.
Aug. %, 1850 Ia. p. 8. 20.
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aid FURNITURE MADE NEW BY
" using Furniture Polish prepared ~
BAILIE s. BREWER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS.
TAX CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, I
Monroe, La. October !, lSSS.
TAKES DUE THE CITY OF MONRoE
i as set forth in the assessment rolls ior
1855, on file in this Office, are now due, and
will become delinquent on persona pes ma i@ q.
movable property on December 81, lssS.
and incur q penalty of per cent per month
',o''A '' CHAS. SCHULTZ.
City Tax Collector
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WOOD

WOOD! WOOD!
DARTIES DESIRING TO LAY IN
G,d ~ to their interest to consult the
undersigned. They can obtain it cheaper
now than late in the season.
June 80. lsss.-tf
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;BoRN.-To Capt. and Mrs. X. 4. ohe"'
c,'> zoe, La. October 8, lsss, daugnter.
c"""s> and Mrs. G. w, Russell. Monroe
The Chn.5 5, 1888, daughter.
after this-h
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WINDOW GLASS

WINDOW GLASS.
DJTTvry PAINTS, PAINT BRUSHES,
oils. yarnishes, Turpentine, ! amp
Riack. Coal Tar, Crude Carbolic Acid,
Iamps, Lamp Fixtures, Lanterns, Specta- :
cles, Toilet an Fancy Articles, Fiavoring
tracts. Patent Medicines, ETC., at
BAIIIE d BREWERS.
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The bag6iug combine has given new mo
to the move to build cotton factory In
Monroe and brought out the great impor-
tance Of the enterprise. Steps are now
beine tsken to form corporation for
buildiux the mills aud tho Telegraph 10
slad TO announce that the prospects are
very encouraging, many Of our most sub
stantial citiDens having taken hold OF the
nGtter.
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THE MARKETS.

Corrected weekly By the Mitchell Nee or'nick
Grocer Co., Limited.
MoNRoE, La, October 8, 1885,
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IVORY SOAP AT ,,,s
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF ". s. & p. X. r. COMPANY,
~ Monroe, La, September oath, lSss.-ln
consequence of quarantine so small an
amount of stock was represented at the
meeting of Stockholders called Tor ms GAZE
In compliance with the charter, the meet
inr was adjourned till Thursday, October
25tb, 1888, at IL o'clock, m.
-''D' FRANK P. STUBBS,
A,,;,r Chairman of Stockholders Meeting.
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DoyAI, AND LEPAGE'S GLUE
II, Of BAILIE & BREW ER'S.
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One Of the pupils Of the white pubic
school has been temporarily suspended ior
smoking cigarettes on the grounds rms
rule should DO strictly enforced. Boys can
not pick up . moro dangerous habit. Ihey
viii undermine the health ana pafalyze
tha mind OF tho most robust child.
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xosaoE. La. OCTOBER 8. esas.

AOHN x8A1&1O A1lAsS ~ = >>ASe--o. =
Businsss IL booming ut the compress.
Tho Ioe Factory shut down last Saturday.
The District Court convenes on tho third
Monday or this month.
Tho city realized 800 for violations OF city
ordinances during the month Of September.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF liberty.
Tura out TO tho mass meeting to-day white
Dsmocrats.
Once rot the precedent OF white primaries
In 0uschita and tho party will be harmon
ious, q It should DO.
4 most welcome rain fell last evening
completely laying the dust which has be-
como quite annoying.
Let ~ have 4 pure white Democratic mass
meeting to-day and set . precedent thai
will endure for all time to ccme.
The mass meeting to select delegates &c
the congressional convention will be held
ak the cour thouse ct IL o'clock to-day.
ssam~a thu IcA Factory shut down the Watei
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since the Ice Factory shut down the water
supply OF tho street sprinkler has been cut
on aud and In consequence the town has
bseu quite dusty for tho past week.
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Ana tie Same oonamissioneio pgeeeeo9
20 draw thirty additional ballots ea1ea1osSf
second S weck OF eaid term of Vouxt -
follows. ~ Ssstfsss q I &.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION OF WILSON A. RA1T
DECEASED. {t
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Eternal vigilance is the price OF liberty
Tura out 60 tho mass meeting to-day white
Democrats,