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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-09
IMPORTANT SroRE NEws.

The P-lais Royal will open Monday Morning with
nearly 100000 worth Of roods-the advance
guard Of the Winter Season Novelties for PARTIES re-
certions, &c. our buyers. seven Of whom returned
yesterday New York. have also secured unusual
bargains IL goods that everyday requisites
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+ AIDES BLK BEAVER JACKETS, SILK BOUND.
II bell cuff, Satin facing; 81 40 Ladies' Blue Bea-
yer Direcoire Jacket, Satin facing and Silk bound
1914. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA ION,
124l and 1243 18th ST. G. no 81
u UssIAN BLACK HARE MUFFS $50. LADIES'
III All wool Fancy Striped Jackets, $2.49, worth S.
BLUMS,
n92t 745 and TAT 9Th 81. s.e.
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The big fire at Petersburg, Va, perhaps,
caught from the gun that General Malone
didn't shoot
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I STYLE OF LADIES' BLK AND BROWN BEA.
l. yer Newmarkets Directoire bust; entirely plain /:
extra size, from 30 to II; something very scarce
kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, io41 and
l243 llth St Sc. no-:3t
WARD SQUARE OILCLOTu RUGS. PIC EACH
Il Table Oilcloth, 15c. per I'd. Another lot
, BLUMS,
n9-2t' 745 and TAI Sth st. sc.
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NEW DAMAsK LINEN TABLE cLoTEs AND
SETS FOR THANKSGIVING.
We shall place on sale Monday I'm our
Linen department an entirely new and eIe-
CANT line of Lunch. Tea and Dinner
sets-a Cloth with Doyiies or
Three-quartcr Napkins to match. Superior
qualities, satiny, gnow Flake finish, of
French, German and Irish manufacture, in
Guiding among other high -grade qualities
those manufactured by the celebrated firm
Of John s. Brown Sons Fringed Cloths
in the latest patterns.
2by 2yards, $3.50 and up.
by 20 yards. s4 SO and up.
2by 3yards. IS and up.
tS 5-S Doylies to match.
Beautiful line Of Fringed Azure Damask
Sets with 1, 2, 3, 4, and rows Of Fagsotting,
IS to go per set
Elegant Damask Dinner Sets-e Cloth with
dozen "a Napkins to match.
Size 9 by 2h yards, IS and up.
Size by 8 yards, SO and up
Size 2 by 81 yards, SIS and up.
Size 2l by 24 yards, $40 and up.
Size 211 By yards, GA to $40.
Size 20 by 80 yards. SIS and up
Size ~ by 4 yards, S25 and up.
Size 211 by Al yards $50 and up.
Size 2h by yards, S35 and up.
We have the largest and finest stock OF
Table Linens Of any retail house in the
south.
(Second foor.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
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; ; 4. 4 4 + E., 4 4 4 t 5: $:
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4 Il 90 Y ILL :.

The most important Dress Goods News OF tho season
is given in lower half of this column. But first read
of the accesspries
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Buyer returned from New York Wednesday morning,
bringing some big bargains
The following q few-we have q whole DEPART
ment full Of others:
1000 punches Of real Ostrich Black TIPS, in
bunch worth 6Sc and attempted 20 b. sold less
than that.
SPECIAL PRICE 3ao A BUNCH
lot of All-silk MORE. Crown Edge Ribbons every
desirable shade for either dress trimming fancy
work, 20c. and more the price.
SPECIAL &C. A YARD.
Two styles Of Childrens Plush Caps in Piece or
round crown; trimmed in either plush and silk bow
or silk pompons; worth 81 10 and 1925
SPECIAL PRICE SO. EACH
Very best French Felt Hats. IN large and small
shapes, Turbans, English Walking or Large Flats
worth 81 IS TO sI.6s
SPECIAL PRICE R.,c EACH
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RoBlSsoNs RELIABLE RUBBER
COATS. MACKINToSHEs AND UMBRELLAS.


COATS. MACKINTosHEs AND UMBRELLAS.
Cape Goats cherries. dreary, rainy day like
this may be turned into one of positive pleas
ure. There is wild. exuberant delight in be-
ing able to bid defiance to the elements tina.
can only be appreciated by those who wear our
Waterproof Coats in rainy weather. Our Rub
Der Coats come extra long. are backed in plaid
or small checks, cemented seams, light weight,
not sossan,er; absolutely waterproof. Mems
sizes "a. Boys sizes $3.50.
B. ROBINSON co.
Our Macintosh Cape Goats are beauties.
Made from lightweight English Tweeds, in
small checks and mixtures. interlined with q
thin layer Of specially prepared rubber, which
renders them impervious to moisture. They
are positively the handsomest and most useful
lightweight garments made Our price s1O.
B. ROBINSON co.
Umbrellas galore in Silk. Gloris Cloth and Al.
pacs. gold and silver tipped handles and nat.
aral sticks. . truly great assortment, from
$50 to elo. While on the subject Of Um-
brellas we might mention the fact that we've
made arrangements for the first crop" of the
Mccormick Patent Umbrellas now being made.
In construction the Mccormick Umbrella IL
the strongest that can possibly be put together.
the parts harmonic and At so closely into each
other thst strength il gained while sizs il econ
Omized. so that the complete Umbrella viii
readily pass through an ordinary sized finger
ring. The mechanism II at once simple and
wonderful Wen show them in few days.
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E Ell 4 4 u sH$ IN =
y hAA L. U N Nm
BIB A UU NJ IN ssSs
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
.TH. sTH AND ID sTREErs

The stock is at present complete in this DEPARTMENT
We are showing fine line of Handkerchief in de-
siens, quality and prices you will find yWhere
Handkerchief is article which takes an expert
to judge the quality Of. A Zoe Handkerchief may
look as well a. 25c. one. SOC. Ike s,c one
and 50 on up to the highest grades. Therefore you
must 70 great extent. take the merchants word for
what is what II is needless for mention 10 YOU
that represent NOTHING that u not in every re-
spoct just il is We've ben IN business in
Washington long enough for you o. find that out
In HANDKERCHIEFS We are showing the best
values attaiuable AZ -ny price. Among them some
SPECIAL" things, which VIII cEdeayor to point
out to you.
We bought an immense lot OF cheap Handkerchief
which we have divided into Parts aud will De sold
at the following prices:
FOR 5c.-one lot worth ny TO Zoe each; all new and
pretty patterns
FOR loc.-A lot Of new and good designs. worth
every bit of l5c 20 zoe.
line of Ladies' White Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs, new, pretty lettering. all Linen.
35c. EACH-3 ron 81
Excellent values for the price: put up six in box
And Fine Embroidered Hsndkerchiefs, in White and
CoIors fora high a price as you want 10 spend
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEF
We have m sde very advan purchases in these
goods ana are showing unusual values in all grades
One line Of Plsin jap. Silk HeInstitched Handker-
chiefs % and 35c. each. worth much more
EXCELLENT VALUES FOR 80. o. IS and 9Oc in
japanese SILK Initial Handkerchief.
Don't forget us when You want anything in Hand
kerchefs II is article can have too many Of
and a. present when tile department attractive with
many bargains, as q good time 10 buy.
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W. NJ. SINISTER Il SONS,
e19 PENN. AVE,
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.

4 STYLE OF FANCY wORSTED NEWMARKET,
i noupie sleeve; very stylish: age, from 4 to II
years; 2;49. kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA.
TON, 1241 and 1243 1th ST. Sc. nY.3t
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A Loso "Frnr" WAsr.-
COMFORT FOR COLD AND TENDER FEET
EVERY MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD SHOULD HAVE
PAIR OF
F + +. + f.. !
:: E.. F. F. E. E. F. :: ::
RRBfh 2 2 ERR TIT !. ssss
Es$ $gj$ i + ! IS IS -
THEY DON'T COST MUCH AND MAKE A GOOD
CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
THE HUMAN FOOT rs ONE OF THE MOST Ex-
POSED PARTS OF THE BODY THERE ARE CON-
PARATIvELY FEW IN THIS CLIMATE WHO DO
NOT SUFFER IN SOME MANNER FROM TENDER
NESS OF THE FEET. CAUSED BY WEARING
hCDbLh odOES, NdlCd PERMlI OF LITTLE
OR NO VENTILATION. AND WHICH PREVENT
THE EVAPORATION OF THE PRESENTATION.
THUS KEEPING THE FEET CONSTANTLY WET
OR DAMP. FREQUENTLY INDUCING COLDS AND
RHEUMATISM
THESE FELT SLIPPERS ARE MADE OF PURE
WOOL. WHICH ABsoRBS THE PRESERVATION
AND so KEEPS THE FEET DRY AND IN A
HEALTHY CONDITION.
MEMS FELT SLIPPERS.
Sl.75
LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS
$3.50 TO a.
MISSES FELT SLIPPERS
Sl.1O
CHILD's FELT SLIPPERS.
RUBBER BOOT SLIPPERS.
SOC. AND Coo
ARTHUR BURT CO.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE
FELT SLIPPERS,
n9 l2lI + STREET NV.
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1ERr,s ANoruER SURpR1sE.
STILL ANOTHER SURpRrsE.

STILL ANOTHER SURPRISE.
The 54-inch Camels' Hair Cloth, SO many hundred
yards Of which have been sold for Ragans and Coaks
at sl50 yard. Price for the Special Sale
ONLY 1925 A YARD
sB-The Plaids come in the following color combi-
nations: Gray and Olive, Gray and Green, Gold and
Brown: Gold and Wine. Gray and Black
eg-Fur Trimmings and Buttons to suit you and at
prices that will surprise you
THE PAI.AIS ROYAL
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CoRsrrs Ar PrRnrs

The huyins Cor orr corsc, Deyar,rueu; is aone IN
sue aud that Is 10 h. shls 10 ci.r a.. RrST. TIE
noSi SEi.kBRtrEn. the MOST TNpfTt.AR ant
VALUE!
RAG. coRsErs
II, In thsi'ruiy celebrated make we mention Oh. fol-
ENtya ane quality. 75c
httiil ~. ana cNffn long
~ a.. H. , Mhite and Biark Satecn. Ell So
-. tNSl Mhite. extra lon- waist 81 30
NO. lo'D Extra Ions. silk stitched. $3.50.
c. P. CcRsETs.
a. 'sese famous corssts We oaer you a. follows,
al --''' "en~ne Z. r." formerly also and
AT $50. Genuine &c p" formerly a.
STANDARD VALUES.
"c;r." :. Mascot. Mascot Cwhiss .a,ecn,. sl.ao
:. 50. $50. white ocu,iln. - -
a.. h!SeA stlScaed'; - -
q MIL. Mhi.e !sIS9n clasp, S2s5.
Venus" dBlsck and whitc), az 30 ana a.
"rhOMsoN's GLOVE TIfflNg ."
In this favo-i,e brand you are invited 10 in.ror,
Ihomson's " Il, 4 H." extra Iopghsl
Cmed lougi. 81
:. %, 20, Smedigna ana cHtrS lensl. sl4o
:. AhaoinlnEl teNtra long,. l.5O
:. -, extra Ions Hhltc snd GTayl 81. Is
h" extra Ions. white. e..
Misses. soc.
Common Sense" French Woven Corset, sAor, and
extra long. Ell
DR. Warmers Coraiine Cor~et.s Al.
The popular double "y wais, for infants ana ch,,-
dren' IN all sizes. a 90 and 05c.
Corset Depar;meat-second floor.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD LoTHRoP,
Cor. 1lth and ssnw
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9ru. 1889.

You remember what We said last Saturday
almost Q new store every Monday. Our
various department buyers have been in
structed to secure New Goods for e. h Mon
days Opening" II you cannot get 10 the
store oftener than once week, make it Mon
day. II twice, make 1t Monday and Friday.
These two days are Friday
Remnant day., the going ont Of the old. and
Monday. the coming in Of the new
MONDAY WILL BEGIN THE OFFERING OF
THKaREATEsT BARGAIN IN BROAD
CLOTHS EVER BROUGHT TO WASH
lNGToN.
We shall place on our Dress Goods coun-
ters on Monday morning SO pcs. of 5o-inch
Pure Wool Broadcloths. al the exceedingly
low price Of 81 per yard
We closed out the lot from amanucacturer
atabout two-thirds their regular price, and
the regular retail price of this quality is
Sl.5O per yard. Our price. 81
In tho lot are about twenty OF the most
fashionable shades of the winter season, and
as this low price cannot fail to cause their
quick disposal wise buyers will see the ne
eessity Of an early selection. Think Of q
DIN. Pure Wool Broadcloth-the most pop-
ular of all the seasons Dress fabrics-for al
per d.
Tirst floor. second annex
WOODWARD LOIHRoP.
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b. ROBINSON 4 CO..
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

- STYLES OF ATWOOD FANCY STRIPE NEW
markets, double sleeve, with belt; ayes. to II
Years; -. 49 These very hobby and low IN price
kAufMAN's DOUBLE COMBINATION. l24i and
l243 llth st. sc. n0-3t
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I STYLE OF MISSES FANCY WASH PRINT NFw.
- markets, axes, troin l. 10 - yeSrs. a. So Nou
viii notice that Ne 10 not nee on q ape Ike Other
houses: kAIFMAN's DOUBLE CoMBINATh5N.
iA'h 81 se np-.N
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E FL + III S. S. # It'll En- E. s. s.
; ILL UUup ssss Il Il EErF ssss
We have just opened 20 pieces of ls-inch STRIPED
MORE PLUSHEs. In all desirable shades Make
handsome Dress Trimmings, Combination Suits and
extensively used for ART work. These Goods have
never been sold for less than Ell 80 yard BY one II
the ups and downs Of trade enabled 20 offer
them for sl.l5 a yard. remarkably low price. See
the display in one OF the windows.
We are also Offering a lot Of ls-inch Colored and
Black Striped Pushes, which were 81 yard.
FOR Csc. YARD.
We have just received entirely new and excellent
values in DRESS GOODS Of all descriptions There
is nothing stylish in Dress Materials WHICH we
don't show, aud At prices which will save nore
than enough TO buy Innings and buttons Quite an
item, don't you think
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LADIES' NEW HOSIERY FOR MONDAY.
We shall place on sale Monday morning
30 dozen Ladies' Warranted EAST Black"
Winter Weight Isle Thread Hose, double
heel and toe extra quality. Only 45c per
pair. 3 pairs for Sl.25
CFirst hoor.l
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We are closed today on account Of the
death OF the father of our Mr.. George G.
Henning. Will reopen ut the usual
hour on Monday.
Respectfully,
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Saturday, Nov. 8, 1889. No
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. SURPRISE AND WY.

It'll surprise you TO find here such scarce shades a,
Dahlia Prune. Efhel Red. Amethest Lilac Heliotrope
Lavender.
Twenty shades In the following:
serges, SO, 6S, S5 cents.
Cashmeres, SO, 6s cents
Henriettas, IS, 80 cents. 2 *
SIX Plush IS cents
TAnd the qualities for the prices What abou,
the qualities,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below,
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100 A s5E;Hss IA ssaS sSf-AE oKAi'o''sA
100 ACRES WEST OF OUACHTrA
lOO river adjoining the Morley place.
CTOGKWELL PLANTATION, situated
- 10 miles north of Homer III Claiborne
parish, miles east OF Gibbs ard Homer
tivation, the remainder very fertile and
iinely timbered. soil equally divided be-
tween red chocolate and a grey sandy
grain Of all kinds and red clover grows to
perfection, splendid dwelling and good
improvements for tenants. can he easily
divided into tracts, each of which would
make desirable farm. 1t is well supplied
with water there being on place Is wells Of
FREQ stone water and z creeks run through
the plantation. finest place in tho State
for Il stock farm. Price reasonable and
! terms easy. Price on application at our
Office.
loOn ACRES with iine 2 s:o:y residence
loOO and out buildings part cleared,
balance woodland: 1horonahly set With
Japan clover; upland, we'll watered at ali
| Seasons OF the year; Caldwell pm rSl, miles
west OF unachi,a river. Tho best place in
North Louisiana for stock and sheep
ranch. $1,000: one-tiiird cash /; balance
9 LARGE CYPRESS BR,KEs.
- Cheap.
EARM, III acres, on bayou DeSiard; 60
4 acres in cultivation, balance timber:
good dwelling and improvements, store
building on place; good orchard. Cheap.
Q36 ACRES, 4 miles west OF city on ", S.
- u 2. Railroad, $50 acres cleared, balance
timber. Cheap and on easy terms.
| 60 ACRES adjoining Government FXper-
1 iment Farm at Calhoun, 60 acres cleared;
good dwelling and improvements; long
time.
as ACRES. 8 miles below Delhi on Bayou
- MACON; ridge and bottom lands; $50 par
tally cleared; fine growth of pecan trees; 90
acres Of bermuda.
| 4 so Acres miles south Of Bas: rOp or Mon
| I roe road; so acres open: comfortable
| dwelling and cabins; good II. l.. gin ant,
grist mill; ridge and creek bottom lands;
SlJ0n; long time.
900 ACRES s miles south Of Bastrop on,
! II line OF projected railroad; 60 acres open
good land, good tenement houses, good or
| cilard; 800; long time.
CITY PROPERTY.
T'EN SHARES BUILDING AND LOAN
| i ASSOCIATION STOCK.
OS0 LOTS IN SOUTH MONROE.
EcO Cheap and on easy terms.
M J. LIDDELL'S RESIDENCE AMI
VI. lots on Grand st. SlS.0O--tarnls easy
II on Grand street. lot f02 feet iron,
back to river; store 20x36, full glass front
store room to rear l2xl2 fine cistern, frni,
trees, flowers, &c, The business also fol
sale. Store and lot $500. a bargin.
I y ESl DENCE. Property fronting 80 feet
~ on sixth street by $50 feet on Breard st
Dwelling house containing ) rooms, with
Kitchen, cistern, COW house. good stable
and garden and orchard of selected fruit
trees in full bearing. Price, 81, 300. Terms
half cash. balance IN l and wears with
per cent. interest.
r or 2tix 1875 FEET WITH BRICK STORE
II 9;NlCO feet No. 81 DoSinrd Street. One
of the hast business stands in the city
$500 long time and easy payments.
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Farm of 1907 acres adjoining the town OF
l. Delhi on V. S. & J.. Railroad at crossing
ton, balance woodland: good improve
me,,ts. \ bargain.
E oa..b ai!aiS NTH
finely improved. in town Of Bastrop, $500,
dne-ihird cash. balance and years.
WANTED Se a,t srss of land ,n sell ii
to Northern parties. farms. timber and
grass lands in tracts to suit purchaser.
Write us describing Your lands aud we will
n ACRES, . miles below Monroe, 20 in
] ~ cultivation, balance good tim Ger.
Cheap ans, on long time.
S50 AcS , lar land in ,'e Island very fine ne
and years.
Dl.ANTAT!oN ON BAYOU VIDAL, IN
L Madison Parish, 934 acres, 800 cleared
and in high state O: cultivation, 400 acres
high cane land susceptible oreasy and cheap
clearing, fine cypress brake, plenty Of good
| tenement houses, "ith brick chimneys,
| large frame gin house with brick engine
room and all the latest Improved machinery
aud gin stand, grist mill. secs! carrier, &C.
dwelling Of TOUR rooms. back aud front
galleries; store room, kitchen and out
lots. &c. \ first class plantation in fine
condition and very cheap. VIII BE- sold
either with or without growing crop,
work stock, farming implements, &c.
1
| ICV =. & p, II. II. 500. Half cash.
I 4 rT.A NTATIOE well improved and IN q
| II nigh state of cultivation above over.
! flow. Ten miles helow Monroe, fronting
| on Orchita rive, containing 3:33 acres, 80 in
| cultivation, balance woodland 81 900, on
OnN ACRES OF LAND KNOWN AS
LOO Grin place, miles north cast Of
| Monroe. 7"acres cleared and under fence
Fine orchard. 500.
i17S ACRES good hill land, miles wes
4 y of Monroe on V. s. & f. 4. L., s. pc,
acre: long time.
nIAMOND Pr. Pi.A NT.tTION two miles
~ above New Town, Is mics below
! Vicksburg, on mississippi river, 500 cares
either i'll body or225 acres separate, SEQ acre!
open and in cultivation, good cabins ant
well improyel-$l5 per scre--hsl, cash
balance and 2 years with per cent. int
Can be had cheaper if all cash. This trac
only miles ftom the Mississippi Valley
railroad.
A TRACT OF LAND 3 miles east of tn,
II city, containing $50 acres, all woodland
81 per acre, long time and easy payments
}T7HE; TENARCANA pi.A NTATION
bayou, 2 miles from v, S. &, p. Railroad
containing 1863 acres, 45o in cultivation
Good dwelling. ont buildings, cabins, &c
Price $1,000, one half cash, balance in ant
9 years with per cent interest. This plac
will average one bale of cotton per acre.
| A pLA NATION s miles below Monroe
IL on east bank OF river; splendid improve
| wire and plank fence. well ditched and j,
high state of cultivation: land OF fine quail
ity and above any wafer: GS5 acres, 20
| open; possession January l. 1889.
IcN ACRES PINE LAND near Hood
lOC Mill, Jackson parish. $40.
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Monroo, La. Doeomber 25th, 1888.
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TNARM of 1907 acres adjoining the town OF
l. Delhi on V. S. & J.. Railroad at crossing
OF Erinkley Railroad. 90 acres in cultiva-
ton, hl!ance woodland: good improve
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12 NOTICE TO TAN pAYEleS.
TNAN COLLECTORS OFFICE, UACiI-
l. ita Parish La. Faxes due the State ct
Louisiana and the Parish of Ouachita. rs
set forth in the assessment rolls for 1888,
on file in this office. arc now due, and will
become delinquent on personal or movable
property October ], and on immoyablC
property on December 81, 1858, and will
incur penalty of per cent per month
from said date until paid.
W.T.. III EOBAI.DS,
Sheriff and ex.of1icin Tax COLLECTION.
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II takes S2o,0 n year to dine the
officers OF Queen Nictoria's guard, on
duty nj st. James palace.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,
+ 81" H'a.'# -t'Nd ' December 9Th, 1855.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following named settler has filed
notice of his intsntionto make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
absence, the clerk of the District Court al
Monroe, La, on Monday, January 81, 1850.
Wis Thomas s. Shanks, who made Head
entry No. 5762, for the west half Of SOUTH
east quarter, section Is. township II north,
range east. He names the following wit
nesses to provo his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of said land, viz
Davis Golson, Charles Wilder. Charles
Coates, William Golson.a all of Guachita
parish La. III. BUTLER, Register.
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LEASE OF FERRY.

AHfAoAA W =
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y ceived by the undersigned up to Monday
noon, January 7th, for lease of the Chou
drant Ferry Tor the years 1889, 1920 and
1891, according to the terms of Ordinance
No. 65l.
The successful bidder will re required TO
pay one years lease in advance, and give
approved personal security for the haterr-
ed payment.
The Police Jury reserves the right 10 ter
minnte tho lease 1T any time when Il bridge
ia bnilt at or near said ferry.
...r UEIAH MILI.SAPS.
President Police Jury.
Nnnrnn u EGrn her oit Ii. 1888.
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NOTICE,

MONROE, LA. COLLECTIONS OFFICE.
h November %. lSSS.-1he office hours
of the City Tax Collector arc from o Il. M
20 a u. M. at conner OF DeSiard and Hall
streets on Mondays, Tuesdays and Sati,r-
days and ut Calahoose on Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
CHAS. SCHULZE, Collector.
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NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS,
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Monroe, La. October /, iSSS.
NNNES DUE THE CITY OF MONROE
l. az set forth in the assessment rolls fot
1885, on file in this office. arc now due. and
will become delinquent on personal or
movable property October l, and on inn
movable property on December 81, 1855.
and incnr u penalty Of ! per cent per month
from said date until paid.
CHAS. SCHULTZ. City Tax Collector,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-01-12
STOCkHoLDER,s MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNU AL MEETi NG
i of the stock holders of the Ouachita Ma
Directors to serve during the ensuing year.
will be held at the banking house on
Tuesday, January Sth, 1889, between the
hours of 10 and of said day.
~ T.. MlJLSAPS Cashier
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a's rIEcAlaADvERTtsE
.VENlIeE FOR JANUARY~ TER u, 1883.
M, m + STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
Or OUACHITA. CLERKS oFfICf'
/ . FIFTH DISTRICT: COURT.
DEIE KNOWN. THAT ON THIS STU
z0 dav az Decem Dor, 1885, tho undersign ed
member, OF lhe Jury Commission, i'll and
for SAID parish, being a quorum thereof, by
virtue Of the provisions Of the law, have
this day met at the clerks office OF sa,a
ssr rss, at tt, the January Term Of tho Fifth Ju.
tiicial District Court, TO DO held on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF JANuAHY. 1889.
and aNer having compiled with the req1 MS
commissioners, in the presence Of the 9th
| the names OF persons thereon, from the
! general " enire, to- serve the firat week I"
said term oticOurt, rs foliows:.7.,t