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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-28
Ser @resbams8mbnt.

Seitbem bic Grage, Oh Blaine troB
aaebem als prdfbentl9aftscan6ibat
auftreten, reipeetibe ob ct bic ganbibas
tur-tpenn man fie ibm auf bem prd.
ientip=Reler entgegen bringt-aum ans
nebmen mirb, 5ur reinen Garce getpors
ben 1T, bon Der Niemanb gttpas tpif1en
tpia, Der fur offene uno ebrli6e aan,.
pfesmeife eintritt unb ber in 8laine
ni9t ben ein3igen Mann erblift, Der
f9 gum Bannertrdger Der repubIitanis
fben partei eignet, = feitbent lit es Be-
ionoers elm Mann, Der aug bent
S9parm Der republifanii6en prdFs
benti6aftscanbibaten berborragt, unb
oer felbft ben Senator Sherman nod
lberitrablt. gs ilt bies Der Bunbess
ai9ter Gresham BON Snbiaua.
@resbams Musf9ten auf bic 9ton1is
nation geitalten fi9 bon Sag 5u Sage
gaaitiger unb es bersebt teine Wo9e,
in Der man ai9t bic Wittbeilung left,
baB biefes ober ienes Blatt ober oieier
ooer iener leiten6e polititer, bic Bis
ieBt flr Blaine getpelen feien, iebt bic
Nomination Gresbams beflrporteten.
@rft biefer Sage baben fin Der Boitoner
Advertiser uub Der 'Intelligencer"
bon Mbeeling, Weit 8irginia-suei in
ibren Staaten febr einfluBrei1e Bldtter
in bieiem Slime ertldrt.
Inter bieien llmftdnben blirfte es BON
SntereHe iein, Ndberes Iber einen
Nann 5l erfabren, Der bieaei9t ibon
In einem balben Sabte Dot ber Mafo.
ritdt 6es 0olfes auf ben poFen 6es
Deritea Bhrgers ber Union" berufen
tporben lit.
Die 2aufbabn @resbams fann eine
reiDbeuegte Inb gldnaenbe augIei9 ges
nannt tuerben.
Ser rGuubap @aaette" BON Walbs
inotou, bic gan3 befonbers fir @res.
ham ins 3eug gebt, eninebmen mir
iiber bic garriere befdben ila6febenb
bic folgenben gin3elbeiten:
Walter 8. Gresham tpurbe am IL.
Mldr3 1882 au 2anespille i'm Staate
Snbiana geboren, unb 5tuar als pierter
Sobn bes Col. Wm. @rasbam, bes
Sberiifs bon 6arriion gountp, Der im
Sample nit Sesperaboes, bic er Der,
baften tupllte, fiel, als Malter faum 2
Sabre alt mar. yfa9 Mbiolpirung Der
e9ulen feiner 6eimatbsitabt, piomete
fi6 Greibam bem &e9tsituoium unb
begann i'm Sabre 1854 als Abbotat 3u
pratti3iren. @lei63eitig betbeiliste er
fi9 rege an ben politiiden &dmpien
bieier 3eit unb mar elm eifriger Stump
&e1her fiir 6remont unb 2incoln. Nls
ber Grieg ausbrad, trat er In bic Nrmee
elm. abancirte idneu unb iibernabm als
Sberit bas 2ommanbo bes So. &egis
mentes bon Subiana, sei6uete fi9 als
folder iebr aus unb bra6te es f9on i'm
Sabre 1864 gum &ange zines General.
majors. 8ei 2eggets 9il, am 20. Suli
1864 ipurbe er f9per nertuunbet, unb
es bauerte aber eir Sabr, bis ct wieoer
o6llig geneien tuar. Na9 benz 9riege
nabm er feline Nbbpeatensp spraris tuie6er
anf, nnb na9bem er 3tueimal in Der
Dabl gum 3ongreB ieinem bemofratis
f9en @egentanbibaten unterlegen mar,
purbe er TN Sabre 1869 gum Suabes'
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; S1llfrIctri9ter ftir Sn6iana ernannt.
1883 etpuroe er gum @enerals spoFmeilter
er1allnt, i'm Sabre barauf aber sum
S9aBamtslecretdr bef6rbert. eSm Sc;
to6er 1884 tpurbe er als Ma9foIger bes
Nl9ters Srummonb gum Bunbes Bez
5lrtszHl9ter ernannt, tpeI9e @te[lung
CT au9 nod iebt einnimnt.
r Sn tuie bober N1tung Gresham ui6t
nar bel feinen Greunben, Ion6ern aud
bet ieinen politii1en @eanern ffett, aeiat
Bag nrtbeil, 6as 2ouis 5dabe, bet in
Der Woae gefdrbte Demotrat unb Ser
ausgeber oes In Maibington erf9einens
oeH Sentinel iiber i'm fdut. ct
fagt:
rgbrli@e Demofraten MAIDEN ft6
tein Sebl baraus, baB Gi@ter Gresham
Der gefdbrli9te Gegner iein marbe,
! Bet Die Gepublitaner in benz tommens
ben 2Sablfampf in's Jelb felen f1nns
ten. sic ertennen ieinen boben unb
relt1en @barafter on; feline 9iitinftion
als glirger; feline Sapferteit als elm
genteltter 5oloat, Der bonn @emeinen
5ltit1 Hang eines @eneraImaiors ems
porltteg; feine berborragenbe @telIung
als Elm fur6tIoier &i6ter; feline unabs
Ddnglgteit bon fafti6iem parteigdngers
tgum; fetne tueitber3i9e, faatsmdn=
llll9e Nni9auungspeife unb feline ebels
mitbige 8ebanblung ieiner @egner.
Wenu aud uniere poIitifGen Gnit9ten
Don 6enen beg &i9ters Gresbam melt
peri1ieoen fnb, 10 tpiirbe es bod uns
bllltg fein, feline ungebeure popularitdt
su leugnen ober ibm bic @ere6tigteit
au berlagen, tpel9e einem Der eriten
garger ber &epublit aufommt, oeHen
6nentli9e Sienite uno beHen Si6tigs
teit als pribatmann ibren MnnaIem
Glan3 berlieben baben unb bic MGtung
unb gemanberung re1tfertigen, tpel9e
ibm obne &ddf@t auf Yarteiunter,
f1leb entgegengetragen tpirb."
Nnbererieits beginnen bic Demotras
ten i6on iegt, gegen gresbam bas
oentbar f6merite @ei1iB ins Jelo su
ftibren, na9bem ber @ebante an eine
eoentuelle Ranbibatur oefelben taum
In ber Gorm elmer Wabri9einli9teit
aufgetau9t 1T.
Mber aud bon Seiten perl1iebener
republifanif9er 8ldtter pirb bic Rans
bibatur @resbams aufs beftisies be-
tdmpft, unb Stuar auf ben @runb bin,
baB ct elm 9nomnotbing iei. 9as,
tpas oiefer 8ei6ulbigung au 8ruube
lie8t. Tt, baB er i'm Sabre 1855 = alio
i'm Utter pon Is Sabren = cine &ebe
gegen bic Seuti9en sebalten baben
iol. 9tun, Der Mtann lit tebt Sc
Sabre alt, bat in3tpii9en rei9li1e
Gelesenbeit aebabt, in ieiner 81.
geni9a /. als polititer, Mbpotat, 6ols
bat uuo &i9ter bic Seuti9eu biefes
2anbes fennen 5u lernen unb bat feits
benz ME pieber ettpas segen bieiel<
ben gefagt, tuabri9eiali9 oesbalb,
neil er iie bei5er fennen gelernt bat, ats
ct fie 1855 fannte. ueb1isens protes
ifirt @resbam beftig bagegen, cine iol9e
Rebe iemals gebalten 81 baben. @enn
i6 alio nibts 6dlimnUres gegen
Gresham eintpenben IdBt, bann tplir.
ben bic beuti9en &epublitaner taum eis
nen @runb baben, ibm ibre Inter
fiiigung su perfagen.
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9r. @. 81. 6mor tnerfer sho

Dr. 8. U. 5pan, tpel9er ibon
80 Sabre Mrbeit barauf bertpenoet bat,
bie Mineral &ei9tbiimer bes etaates
Seras gu erforf6en unb 5u itubiren, iagt,
baB ct bic platina, @olb, @ilber unb
AuedfiIber fiibrenoe geolosiftbe Gone
f1on % Wieilen melt bon Decatur aus
nerfolgt babe, unb baB bieier gattse
Stri9 10 reid oil ben genannten Metals
len lei, bob es bic WeIt binnen Guraem
in @taunen feben perbe.
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g. s.. gtebettipu & Gp.. S5dubrs

s.S. gteoeaipm & Co., 9dnblsr
in s apeten un0 .Genfterbo +,
bdngen No. 237 WeHs Commerce.
GtraBe, baben in ber fu,aen 3eit ibrer
@ef9dftstbdtigfeit einen 1tarnbaften gre
folg auf3utpeiien. Sm beforatiben Sad
leiften fie mabrbaft tiinitlerif9es lnb
geben @arantie fir ole ibre Mrbeiten.
Sbre Sape5ir. .9lrbeiten iinb duBerit md.
Big I'm preiie unb perben an Sauers
baftieteit nirsenbs iibertroffem. tum
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@tiferete1t !!

Sptt3en! Sptt5en!
Auf bteiem Selbe slansen MIR
burd bte grSBte Nuswabl unb bic
aeueifen Saden, bic je bent pubi<
fum pDrselest tpuroen+ Sprapn,
prtentaliiae, @aleneienne.
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Sra,1 Ye,t1ts.
aO o MA n bon aart ssressel.

LUOtIleEuHB.I
Tim elmer 2iebesgel5id6te tpilIenl unz
terbribt Fe Serr pIug ppr,purfspoa.
Dieie &afien finb un6 bleiben 9albs
barbarenl
gr bat ni6ts bosesen einaumenben,
ber eludlidbe Na1foIger eiues ruTRf1en
@roBfiriten 3ii tuerben II i'm Gegeu.
tbeiI, es ftedt ein getuiIer 9ei3 fir i'm
burin. Die 4tmDipbdre Der 5unbe be-
raufbt.
so anif9eu Gur@t unb 6offnuua
mar i9 auridbaltenber unb itrenger,
oils i'd es fonit getpefen. 9tus selbit.
amtung unb baum = sic tper6en mid
cine eitle 9b6rin f9elten, aber es CAB
Giunben, no id) mir bic M6gliGfeit
elmer beimli@en gbe, tpenn au9 nur
Inter 0arb, ausmalte. SD iDlIte
bogb erfabren, tpel9ea Wertb Die Su.
geuh In bieier Melt bat, tueI9en gtuben
he 4ene1 brfngt, bie fie iiben. Sc
iiebr i9 ben prin3en In bic 69ranfen
III lpeiien fti6te, fe tinbdnbiger tpurbe
feint QeibemfGoft. ct beftiirmte mid
nit feinets Nntrdgen, feline giferiu@t
iuollte mid bon Der 8ibne ausi6lieben:
mems ib linn ,ti6t guttuillig auf eines
ieihet Sitter In Der propin3 foIgen
iplroe, bro3te CT mid geuoltfott ents
fabrea su laffeu. 0abei iberi9iitete
e mid NIT gufmertfamfeiten unb 6uI=
bionaaefs, bic balb 3am Stobtgeiprd9
iuurben. Gera6e baB i9 ni9t Dor 9ll.
ler Augen feline Geliebte iperben ipollte,
ipurbe tl1ir Derba6t. gines 9aqes trat
bw blsberige militdrilde graieber bes
prinaen, 6iirii nmar0ff. BET mir ein,
rra mir Norftelllnsem lber mein 8es
nebmaen aH MAIDEN, tuie ct MIR aa1ber
er3d6It bat, nit eineun Defret, mid
liber bic Gren3e f9affen 5u la1en, in
Der 9GiGe. Oa er t6fIi1 un6 aupors
fonmenb NOR, faBte i'd Ner:;auen 3u
ibu1 un6 befanute, mas ih 3u befennen
bate. ct muBte ii6 bon ber Mahrbeit
rieiner Musiagen iiberaetgen unD au.
gIeiG entf9ulbigte ct uie 2eioen51aft
bes Grobfiiriten. Sic erratben es f9on
inheui Ct mid iab, tpur6e er mir ilils
tertkQh. Der GroBfiirlt tDurbe ms
qamb nelhidt. ID, erhieit hem WefehI
n heu ,,aislien Mod,en nid,f ouf,,,tTe.
ten Die Geidibte hotfe eines, nynfsn
Qdrm oeuadbf ms man urtbsiIts mint
eismifid iiber unid, Die Giuen ,norfsm %
mir @3sins Gtrenoe oeoen he,, Nrin.e,,
meiue @efafIfudt urlb meiu foIfes Ssr,
nor HE ginberen befhuIbioteu min SeS p
shroeisioifem ,inb babfiihiioifen WiSns
lin miSs eutiianb cine tr6urioe Sin.
iomseif MGe bermieben mid: Der Nis
rsfter mnh meime Qolleoer neil her
Scf S,,rm meine GmuIb rem Sheoter
5s;ne M,,na ent,ooeri ,neine Werehror
- s,ssesu meiner Toiixbeif mn6 Sdrte
nm g;msr b;eii fre,i bei mir ma
M 1lsmsvsE "a, emnfaub feime beffioe
gs;Ssrixoft Hiy Inn 'ober idh mar Inn Inn
homfhar iiir ieiHe @iite un6 Freunb.
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Spnttterieioe BON veriaiesener
Sualttdt+
@eue auswabl BON Sddern+ +
l1n5peifelbaft bic beite auswabl
BON Damen~ l1nb &inber<GA
Mdnner< u 8nabensSduben nnb
StiefelnYpn bepdbrtenTa nTabrtfante1.
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-Sn ieber Gamilie f6uuen bl6bli9e
Granfbeitsfdlle bortommen. 9ies cts
eisnet ii@ oft in Der gia@t, tueit pom
glr3ie, menn aidts i'm 9auie 1T, bas
grlei6terung perf6affen fann, unb Ter
patient tpirb f9limmer. Sn iolden
Gdaen fann cine 66a9tel BON Nper's
pilen bem uebel gtnbalt tbun, bas,
tuenn nidt au redter 3eit bebanoelt,
t6btli9 nerben fann.
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Neue 3epbsr Gtnebams, Snbia
Grinfles, pereals, 3anstbars, pt<
ques, sawns, gatttffe, sipseltY
eDrbs, iApttiide 3ipbprs, Soil bu
yfcrb unb anbere gum Waidn GEE
eisnete .Sabrifate II, srpber Gus>
ipabl unb gu peridtebenen Yreiien+
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9err g. 8. 5mitb, eiaet Der
gr6Bten &apitaliiien unb giien ssnbus
ttriellen bon Birningbam, Mla.. 1T in
Burnet angetommen, I'm fi6 bic gilens
erae uno bic iibrigen Wtinetsli9dbe um
Marble Gals berun an3uleben. Ct
gebenft, in 8graet gel6anlagen au
MAIDEN.
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Dieiem Manns nun begegnete i6 tuies
ber in Gaben=8aben.
tGortfetuns foIst.)
YeriDnItd.

NVITUWIttJ1
Serr 9. s. s5r0bli6ffein bon @tobiIe, aIa,
bamr, fdreibt: Sd berfeble ME, Or. Rinas
yNeues Wtittel geaen S@pinbfudt" su empfeb.
len, oa i'd eS lelbf sesen einen bartnadiaen
Saa bon 8ronditis uno sfatarrb anaeneuoet
babe. @s bat mir fofort Grletdtermna ber.
ldaTt uno bat rni9 bann 70 sebeilt, 6ab id)
feitoem feinen anfaa tuieber gebabt babe. Sd
mnB aud nod betcnen, bab id subor sablreid)e
anoere Wittel obne ben serinsiten @rfoIa ae.
brau9te. nebrisenS bat mir aud Der @ebraud)
bon @leetric 8itterS unb Sr. Sings steue Sc.
benS'giaen febr gut setban unb i6 tann fie
befens empfeblen.
Gr. Sings neue @ntSeduns gesen Sdwinb,
fn6t, Suften unb @rfdItunsen pirb unter Ga.
rantie berfauft.
:, grobe glafden sratis In ber slpottbete bon
u. SreiB.
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= Wie ber 8aumeiFer ber Stats
8eKerungs MnIfaIt in Gainesville III
einem Selegramm an ben Gouberneur
melbet. lit man in ber Siefe BON $40
SUB auf arteffdes Wafier getommen,
bas iebt In einem bier 3oll itarten
Strubel berporitr6mt.
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@legante NDottdten In 8anbern
nnb &aiaen.
Dte relteiftn Sums geiltnss,
Senrietta Sud-, Grepes, Sober
Sud-, g9alte einfarbts unb se<
nt1titert TT alien mpberaen gdat~
tirungen+
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EckG Main Plaza
-uno-
AcGQliia StlassG.
@amsbalt8eAe,titassoe.

5iiAtaaer, Sanbtidtr, Str>
pietteu, gettbeden, Sertiil tin6 Uar>
6inen. Stldbeden ltab Sibies h,
seiaea, Wple nnb plafa ant alie
@aaen, ipelde bas paus1aItss
gebtet umfaBt+
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= Sn Nufin 1T bic Dallas Canning
and Picking Company nit einem
@tammfapital bon $4,000 resilirirt
.uorben. ),
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dn6i9 Eager BON aeen8 we8 @an Mpnip afaemien mu

eambric in peridiebenen 8reiteu IT.
preHen. Sarbtse Sttdereien Der
fetnffen Sprte.
@robe amawab1 bon Damet,>
unterseus+
Soafdnbiges Eager sDn Damen.
atto Rinberifriimpfen.
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B@ Die eleganteiten Mnatige mad
UtaB bel pantoait & Ssbn.
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ipantlde, @seurtal, Guipure, @batt@
tiQp Sptben in allen 8retten fir
ueberpurf pber 8eiab+
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~ Geinfte unb biaisRe DrudIa.
den bel S q nj on 8ros.
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Silnelttt9ena Mdnllerll
wtr5
St@ere &eiltstt8 8arantist.

Die i9redli9en Golsen Der Sugenbf fanben,
@efdle9tSidwdde besurin9enb, pobur1 @eia
unb aorper ruinirt Der0en, permanent nes
beilt. 9er3flopfen, G6a9fernbeit, Sameus
abfub. GebddtniBi i9bdbe, @erlua ber Guer.
gle, Abneieuns segen Geielf9nft unb MsIau.
@oIie sriinbIid5 furirt.
gerbtiratbete. .Mdnner, ober loId5e,
bic ii9 Serbeiratben iuouen. bic ID 6olae bon
Snoi8uetion IN Der Sagenb aR Gefd 15fs. unb
MerbenIdpabe Ieiaen, nerbeu grinbEid5 furirt.
Seine WineFaIien einge9eben.
Sunge Mdnners bic ibre Bet NIT unfdbioea
2enten beri6pet0et un6 it'd bobur9 9rants
beiten bes Ropfes. ber anfe, oes 9aIies, Der
Geber, Qunaen, @iugeueioe uub bes Mlagens
auseaosen baben, tperben f1neu furitt.
eabt em4 ni3t bur6 faIi1ss SaomssfibI
nhhnIfetf fnfnrk -. Z -.
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@eitidte @iniake

tn petbem unb farbtsen, pique,
Mua, SptB, Nainippf+ Geittdter
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Die
@adentlide 5rtie YrsiIe fit geras
erf9eint
ie0en QommeraeG
un6 fofet
$3.50 fitr oaS Sabr uOer &1.25 FIR
9 MoHate tn @praasbe8abIans.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08
Respectfully,
JONAS MEYER,
J. w. WRIGHT,
n. a TnoJJan ATE

Respectfully,
JONAS ME1ks.
wv. WRIGHT,
ID. q. TROUsDALE.
On motion of e. Johns the same was
allowed and ordered paid when
there is money in the Treasury not othe.
wise appropriated.
Mr.. Wright moved that a committee OF
two be appointed to examine the Opera
House. stage aud dressing room. Carried.
The Mayor appointed on thiscommittee J,
w. Wright and E. Fudicksr.
A communication from J. NJ. Bresrd was
read aud OH motion referred to Streets and
Landing Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Fudickar the Secretary
was instructed to purchase one dozen street
lamps for the city.
On motion of Mr.. Fudickar the Secretary
was instructed to notify authorities OF the
v. s. 4 P. II. II. as to condition Of drainage
at crossings in Five Points.
MONROE, La, Sept. 3, 1888.
We the undersigned committee appoint
stage and dressing rooms of the Opera
House, find the same to be in an unsafe
condition and liable to fall ut any time.
!; w. TaH ws1sHr'
Mr.. Trousdsle moved that tho report be
tives Of said property be notified and re-
quested to have the same repaired. Car
ried.
Mr.. Trousdale offered the following Or
dinance and on motion same was adopted
and the Secretary authorized to serve copy
OF same upon Mr.. H. Meyer.
ORDINANCE NO. CAT.
An ordinance condemninX and declaring
dangerous the brick wall OF the warehouse
Of II. Meyer in rear OF McFee Drugstore
between Grand and Walnut streets
and providing for its abatement.
Be it ordained that the brick wall of tho
warehouse belonging to n. Meyer situated
in rear OF McFee's Drugstore between
Grand and Walnut streets be declared un-
safe and dangerous to persons passing
along said streets and q public and COM
mon nuisance, and that MIR. H. Meyer be
notified to either repair or remove said
brick walls within 10 days after notification
OF this ordinance aud in case of neglect or
refusal after said delays that the City
l Attorney proceeds TO have said nuisance
| abated by law 10y having said dangerous
| walls repaired or demolished at the ex-
pense Of said H. Msye, the owner.
I Adopted Sept. 3, 1883.
Al. HERRING, Mayor.
| NJ. L. MERHDITH, Secretary.
| On motion the Council adjourned unit
next regular meeting.
| Al. HKRRINe, Mayor.
NJ. L. MEREDITH, Secretary.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08

The Telegraph acknowledges the receipt,
with the compliments of the author, of
copy OF the "Bandsna Varieties" new and
popular piece of music composed by Mr..
Carlos Greig, late editor Of the st. Martins
vile Reveille. It is of = political nature,
appropriate to the present presidential
campaign, and was inspired, no doubt, by
the authors great administration for that
grand old man Mr.. Thurman. 1t is the
production of q Democratic patriot and
touches tho patriotic Democratic heart.
Competent critics pronounce it splendid
production. On sale at Rills' Book and
Music Store price so cents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08
Society and Personal.

Mr.. Marion Mcclure is visiting relatives
at Simsboro.
Hon. F. P. Stubs returned home from
Now York Wednesday.
Mira. Ball Of Shreveport is visiting no,
sister Mrs. w. II. Gayle.
Maj. J. Shaw Jones of New Orleans is
visiting Mai. Thos. Mcclure.
Mr.. l.. Kern is in st. Louis for the pur.
pose OF witnessing the nuptisls OF his sou
Albert.
Mrs. E. A. Richardson and Miss Lizzie
at Bsstrop this week.
Mr.. Lloyd WALES is now . resident OF
West Monroe, having accepted position
there with Mr.. w. L. Morris.
Mr.. ]. J. Wright Of West Monroe is now
with the mercantile establishment oil f.
Wheatlsy whore he will be glad to meet
his many frisnds.
Capt. L. ID. McLain has returned from,
Los Angelos, CAL, Mrs. McLsin remaining
to enjoy q while longer the sAubrious eli
mate Of California.
The nuptials OF Mr.. Thos. Flournoy and
Miss Genie AcLain will be celebrated at the
Monroe next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. ]. T. Hand and family have gone to
MERIDIAN, Miss. to reside. During their
stay here they made many friends whose
best wishes accompany them to their new
home.
Mr.. Alex Pritchard hss rssigned his po-
sition with Mr.. J. n. Breard and will be
found at with Mr.. III. Kline OF the CONNER
cial. Mr.. Horny Ray succeeds hsIn at Mr..
Breard's.
Farmervil1e Gazettee: Mr.. A. A. Cam
and daughter Aiss Hattie. OF Ouachits
parish, are visiting relatives and friends
in Union parish. They are the guests OF
Mrs. H. Dozier. Tuesday night of
last week the young society folks OF town
were invited to attend . "cake walking and
counting frolic' ut the residence Of Mr.. J.
NJ. Leo, Jr. The generous host and hostess
i'd everything in their power to render
the evening enjoyable for their guests, and
we'll did they succeed. 1t is needless to
say that our popular townsman. w. d.
ESQ, walked Oft with the
cake ~ usual. How well the young ladies
played their hands in the leap year "conrt-
ng match" time alone will tell.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
l. tegist ration books will bu-open at the
following places In Onnchita Parish, Oh the
days specified below, according to tho pro-
visions of Act No. 30 Of 1868. Act No. lOl OF
1877, and Act No. 125 OF 1850, OF tho General
Assembly of Louisiana, to afford oppor-
tunity for tho registration of all persons
who failed to register before last election
and those who may have become eligible
aud voters of this parish since that date.
also that changes may 10 made when ile-
cessary in tho number OF precinct ns tho
residence of any yotcr OF registration books
of last election.
Courthouse, Sept. 10 to IL.
Island. Ward I, Rhodes Store, "a: Log
wood School house, IS.
Tronard Store, Ward 2, -.
Locharbor, Ward 2, 20.
Eilhiol School house, Ward ?, 81.
1ogtown, Ward 4, "a.
CaiiIts Store, Ward 4. %.
Pine Grove Church, Ward 9, q.
Mouth of Chonicrc, Ward 4, 2S.
Cadeville, Ward z, Oct. l.
Forksviilo, Ward q, 3.
West Monroe, Ward 3, 4.
Courthouse, 7 TO Gath.
On which last day tho Ollico will DO closed
to prepare poll books for the Presidential
to 10 held on tho 9TH November,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08

Experimental Farmer: A number Of
farmers while here on Thursday expressed
desire to see an Agricultural and Me-
chanical College located at Calhoun, to be
run in connection with the farm. Accord
ingly number of the citizens OF the town
and surrounding country concluded to put
the move on foot and push it to
success and with this object in
view, held all informal meeting at Bryan
Il Peeyy's store on Friday morning. 1t
was decided that a citizens meeting should
be called to meet at the schoolhouse on
Saturday, Sept. Sth.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-09-08
The Excelsior Saw and Planning Mills.

The Excelsior Saw and Planning Mills.
One of tho industrial institutions of this
section is the Excelsior Saw and Planning
Mills Of Mr.. +. Vollman, situated on the
river just above West Monroe. Only al
visit TO the mills will give an idea OF tho
thrift and enterprise there being daily en-
acted. Having heard much Of the many
improvements being added by Mr.. Vollnlan
tho editor paid a visit to the mills Thursday
for the purpose of making personal in
spection and seeing every thing in full
blast.
The mills were established in 1883 by Mr..
Vollman with a capacity OF 10000 feet per
day but his orders were so great that he at
once saw that no would have to increase it.
Since then tho capacity has been increased
to 25, 600 feet per day, new engines and
boilers have been put in and shingle and
lathing machines added. Notwithstand-
ing this orders are now two months in ad-
vance of the work. The shingle machine
has capacity OF 40, 600 per day and turns out
a beautiful single far superior to the
hand made. The lathing machine equals
tho single machine III capacity when run
at its fullest.
In addition to these improvements the
Excelsior has superior facilities for hand
ling lumber, a switch track running right
up to the mills where the cars are loaded.
Besides supplying large local demand,
and Immense orders for the ", s. & p, this
advantage enables Mr.. Vollman to supply
large foreign orders against any other
possible competition.
Forty-six names are now carried on the
pay rolls, the salaries paid aggregating $500
per week, and the mills are now running
only during the day.
Mr.. Vollman has now go. everything ia
apple pie order and says no will soou be
doing q 500, 900 business per year. During
the past season he bought SIS. 900 worth Of
stick timber, has now about 600, 900 feet
sawed on the yards, is turning out 2O,00'
feet per day and as above stated has order:
for two months in advance.
Our popular friend, "Clete" Madden is thu
bookkeeper and Mr.. Vollman has recent.
installed him in delightful new office.