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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
I.ettor from Mr.. Cleveland.
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NV YORK August %. mr.. William
McMurtrie Speer, secretary Of the
Worlds Fair Committee, to-day received
the following letter. dated at Sarania Inn
81 acknowledge receipt OF the notice
OF my appointment as a member OF the
Committee on Permanent ORGANIZATION
for the international Exposition of lS52.
| shall be very glsd 20 cooperate as
member of such committee with the
other citizens OF New York TO make the
Exposition a grand success
Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

for thirty days. He received tho news
quietly, anu did not seem to be over
joyed.
William S. Fletcher. dealer in dry
goods and notions, made on assignment
this evening. The amount of his liza
bilities and assets is not yet known, but
will not exceed g., 500
The electric light was lighted tonight
for the first time since the recent food.
The Democrats OF this city will hold n
mass-meeting tomorrow (friday) night
for the purpose Of recognizing and
electing delegates to the senatorial con-
vention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

tanning supplies OF Government con-
tractors for Madison Barracks, and the
beet part Of the village below tho rail-
road tracks, were all destroyed.
There ves no organized fire depart
ment, and the efforts OF the United
States regulars at Madison Barracks with
the old-iasbioncd hand-pump engine
alone saved the village from entire de-
struction. The WateTtown fire depart
ment were called upon, but the fire was
under control when they arrived at 4 A.
NJ. Recently the taxpayers bad voted
down an appropriation to purchase a
steam ire-engine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
TIE cRoNlN-MuapeR CASE.
All the Accused Must he Tried Together.
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispa;ch.I

All the Accused Must BE Tried Tose'her'
fBy telegraph 10 tho D!spa;chJ
Cmc,co. August 29.--Judge Neon
nell decided this morning that all the
6efepdauts IN the Cronin trial must bo,
tried tocether, with the exception OF
Fyonk Woodruff. He said that in the
Vow Of WoodruiI's confession it would
Inc manifestlv unfair TO allow him to 60
on trial with the others.
An the defendants then took exception
n the ruling Of the Court refusing them
s,norato trials. and the Judge granted
twenty DAYS in which to tiie bills OF eX-
cention. The attorneys for the various
defendants then expressed themselves as
indy 70 proceed with the TRIAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
CHAPTER III.

Perhaps your boys ere bigger and have passed
from chidren's TO boys cloiheA 10 that csss
wo can interest you also Our Loug-Pents suits
for Boys from fourteen 10 eighteen years. 70
Witch We ask your attention.
There. that's a short story. isn't n' But
tharc's good deal IN it 70 your pocket book u
youql read and pront byi,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Nsw YORK. August 29.-Cot,on stesfy: sales.
5fs bales; upisnds. lI4c.; Orleans ilt.c.; net
receipts, 4,3s haies: expOrts--to 1reaf britaip.
1915 bales: 70 The Continent 81 bales: stocs- o.
Sil bates. Southern -four quiet: common 10 fatr
extra, go 65aslls. wheat duh: nov No. red,
S5ilaS5bc. In elevator; options closed steady:
No red. August. s5hc.: September SAC. Oc-
iober. S5hc.. Corn steady; No. 2 4iA 1f3kc. IN
elevator: Options-Angusi. SIC: september.
42hc. October 42ac. Oats nrm: options
stronger August 81 c- September aud ocfo-
ber g.. Hops quiet Conoe-Opoons urn ,
September. {iA 2oasi34J; October, Si5:Essl5 f5;
spot Rio frrn: falr cargoes. isxc. sugar dni;
fair refining So: csntrifusals g-test &C;
refined steady win fair demand MolAsses-
Foreign nominal: Nov Orleans quiet. Rice IN
moderate demand ana steady. Prtroieum arm
and quiet; rcinei here. 7-jgr. COit0R-seei oil
duh crude 81. AZ. yellow. si8g1c TailoW
stronger. ko-in steady and qniot; Tupcntne
dun AID unchanged. lilies quiet and steady.
Wool quiet. Barley steady. PORK stronger /;
mess Inspected. eli.TKasii So untnspectec,
sll9fil5O. extra prime. ti0afi00. Beet slow ;
extra fness. stasS10. Beet hams dun 1nerved
6i.a7llc.: picslei shcuiiors, fka5%c; picked
$50 Lard easier md quieser: western steaD.
g. i0lsGs5; city, 500. september t6.H: Octc-
Der. f6.3g. Freights nrm: cotton, sssed. sep
iomber, loading, 3-sd. Grain, SIC. BID.
CaiCAso
CHICAGO, August 2Q--The cash quotations
wore Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring
and No rcd. wheat. esfc. No corn. BSc,
Data igHai9Ac. Mese-pOrk. Sial0s{1o IN.
Lard, f6.oZN aS6ns. shor-rtbs. tAT; shoulders
and short clear. ---. Whlskey. sl.O2
gaft fDl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
ACKNOWLEDGE IT.

Haven't you been thinking about a Fall-weigh.
ovorccat to-day-wonderng nov the old one was
.ooklng9 Wen wager nine out OF ton Of you
have. You know you ought 10 get a now oao.
You know you promised yourself that WHOM you
laid the "oii stager" aside last season. Keep to
it-and, as long as you've made up your mind
you might as well get It ao'c,
This change dropped on rs a little suldsnly-
and won, las. lone-but it's just theso ups and
downs ~ Of the mercury that make the ownership
Of a lightweight oyer-garmont necessiig It's
no more Of Il luxury Than your umbrella-and is
every bit IA useful
Wore glad wo got our Fall patterns into tho
house as early as We did. Wo wouhnT liSo %
have been caught mapping You've ns7cr found
usbehind the emergency yet. and we should hate
TO havo been obliged TO answer mot roaiyn to
your request 70 see oiv limo. But We know bet
ter than 10 put oil these things untn the last
minute, and Tn dsys ago rs ueTo reIig
II you're a young insa We know about what
you waut-so We do il you're further along On
HES journey-and we've got the garments right
IN n, house nor that will dove-tai In With your
Iises-eocrv one Qf y0L From s. TO .s5 Is where
we've iiod tho ,wo ends OF the price string. Now.
you won't expec: slK-linec garment for s.. but
youI got a good doal moro OVorcoat for that
money than you're counting on. Tho siIk-lined
ones are here, anc r0u e1n tuy them, Tor the
price Is where voi can reach Il.
There are ono or two things We want to impress
ON your minds concerning these Coats-,he ex-
ciasiyoncss Of the stylOs, tae superiority u the
qualities. TIE never failing perfection of a. and
eli these points considered. the more than roa-
sonAbie prices we've pui on shem.
We're ready. Are youf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

Elegant Cider Vinegar. Four Years Old.
Large variety fresh Picking Spices.
New Mushrooms and French Peas
direct importation.
Blackberry, French. and California
Brandies, at
WILLIAM i. WGrTE's,
formerly of Christian, White Il Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
par,i,, resurrection of . villnre.

l8y Telegraph 70 10 Ulspiu;u,I
WArrKrowS, n. Y. August %. The
business portion Of the historic village
of Sackeits Hsrbor WIS destroyed by
FIRE last night, involving loss OF about
$1,000 The telegraph and telephone
Offices. Rome, Waterfowl and Ogdens-
burg ticket Office. every saloon In the
place, dry goods and grocery. hardware
and general stores, and warehouses con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

GGntlGTnHn'S
furnishings.

AIl-suk Fancy and Black Tecks and Fogr-ln-
Hand Tics ut nc. &c, and &C.;
Boys SILK nsncy1 Bows stoc. zach;
AIi-Sifk Fancy aud Black Bows q, 10 and i5c.
The 4ic AIi-snk Windsor Ties. handsome styles
wgc
Another lot % White Lawn Tios. the iskc. dusfis
TWO sell them a. Sc. a DOZEN:
Whit p. X. T>ecs. ard four-in-Hand Ties. The
10. p aud &c. qaality-we sell thom at ~.
each;
100 dozon lot Of Mems Mixed Socks-ve Win SELF
them nj &c q pair.
A full line Of Gsnilemen's Jewelry Zach as
scarf-Pns. CUT Buttons. Collsr-Buttons and
watch~Chsins
Unlaunderpd shirts, sires from 10 TO Il, Of 10.
each;
Our acc Plea,ed SHIRTS reduced % &c;
s9c qualify marked down a. 81.
our 81 iieatod shirts now Sc:
The plain reinforced 10. Shirt now tac.:
our extra quality Custom Made shirts. rein-
forced front AMI back. shas sold al sl.sa nov
50.
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR GEN
TLEMKN.
indicated Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 75c.:
Imported White NATURALIZATION Shirts aud
Drawers, 59, each
The s. % Prcnch-Ribbed shirts and Drawers wo
will sell at $50.
| Good quality Hleached and unbleschod Drawers
atsJc pair:
anapondcrs that arc worth zoe. are now 20.
suspepders at ~. that are worth NC. aud 81.
Suspcnders ct gsc. THAI are worth h.O ard ~;
GeDtiemens Al-Lincn Csllsra. standing and
turn-doWn At 20 each;
Gentlemen's Ali Linen Cuts at W. pair.
We havo all OF the leading styles IN Collars and
Guns
Boys good quality shirt-wsisss at q. ~. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Convention TO Meet In Salem To
Day.

The Convention TO Meet In nAieh 40
Day.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dispatchl
MONTGOMERY WHTESUIPHUR SPRINGS,
Va, August 29.-The convention to
nominate a candidate OF the Democratic
p,r,v for tho Senate from this dis
trict meets in Salem 10 morrow.
The delegates from this county
went down to-day. Tho Radford
delegation was instructed for Captain
John Il. johnson. of Christiansburg;
Three out O; four from Blacksburg and
the whole ChrishaLsburg delegation
mayo declared for him. Major Ellis has
the Allegheny delegation and one dele
cate from Blacksburg. II is understood
that Mr.. Marshall, Of Craig, Will also be
"a candidate for the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
Discharged md Iearrcsted on Another
Charge.
10y telegraph 20 rne Dispntch.I

tBy telegraph 70 Tue Dispat,h.l
JAcKsoxvmLF, Fla, August 29.-Two
days aQo John NJ. Brownell, who killed
Deputy United States Marshal Weller in
holmes county, was brought TO this city
by United States officials. He had been
discharged by the State authorities under
the plea Of iustihable homicide. This
second arrest was made on the charge Of
resisting United States officers in the dis
charge Of their duties A hearing was
had before Commissioner Walter, and
has been in progress for two days. No
thing new was elected, and Brownen was
discharged from custody this afternoon.
AS ne was about to leave the courtroom
the original warrant for moonshining
was served on him. The Commissioner
placed him under 81, 500 bond. He will
be allowed to 30 10 Holmes county in
custody Of an officer to secure bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
CHAPTER II.

II your buys are snywhero between The age
Of four and fifteen years NO have line Of Knee
Pants saius that IN price are WAY down and In
quality way up. youp go long why 70 match
thnm-Rna9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
Tho Crniscr Ynsnrius.
nr ,olsrrapn % rne ptsps.sh.l

tBy telegraph TO the pispGtch.l
WAsnrNdroS, August 29.-lt appears
20 be probable that before the point OF
settlement is reached between the Navy
Dcpartment and the contractors for FUR
nishing the dynamite cruiser Vesuuus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
CHAPTER !.

We can put Jon IN the way 20 got mat boys
sui, for from two TO four dollars less than you
have been IN fire habit Of paying In tho ordinary
way. Is It interestingly. II so. 60 on Vlsh ths
next chapier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
LEND US YOUREAR.

Won we'll repay you for che time II takes %
tell our story. It's short one any way. The
burden Of Il is now suit for your boy. That's
all right. you say. he needs It. Then here coca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
sroNgwALL JAcKsoWs DAUGHTER.
Mrs. w. T. Christian Dangerously Ill At
Charlotte, NJ
Especial telegram to tae Dispsioh.l

CuAmorrF, n. G., August 29.-Mrs
W. T.. Christian, only daughter of Gene
raj Stonewall jackson, is lying very low
with typhoid-feyor at her home, IN this
city. Her case is tonight reported hope
loss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

T IME. CEMENT, AND PLASTER
A hay- tozt received cargoos fresh kocslznd
Lime Hoffman, kosendsIs CemcnL i'm
por4ed Portland Cemant, Calcined Plaster. Fire
krIck Lsths, kxceifioF. Sc.
Tho oascDyatod " Anchor Limo resolved daily
THIS limo equals hocl.laid. every barel qua
ran1eed WARNER xoUkk
Nora Scotia Limp and orouna i1sste<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

COTTON REPOkc

We qnots Fine. saJOlelT5. snpsr1ns. Ea7Js
sa.2.; extra. sl5)ASk75 fanny, siIgL5l p4seoi
lauily, country. SL75aBA%o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
nHLsTAKY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND 4
y LIGHT INFANTKY BLUES. August 80.
1873 --fba Company VIII Assemble at ia N
armory TC-SiGdf 6. half-pass O'Clock 10 7"
perfect arrangements for meeting the visiting
Veterans on Tuesday next.
au selt SOL CUTcHISs. Captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
NnREoLK pRANrT MARKET.

lkopOrtod Tor tln DiSpetia.i
AUCUsT TJ.-Marae' nrm. Moderate sales re-
ported today ri quotations. Primo. 4Ac. Extra
prime sake; common. Ha3c.; shelled, 3a3kc.
spanish, -. factory hand-picbod. 6a7Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
sIARlNK INrELLIGENCE,
rOkr OF hCAgOND. AUGUST 30. isoA


ARRiYEn
steamer ArioL Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and rasssngcrs.
SAILED.
Schooner Helen M0ntasDe. CrooksoD. Boston,
ccni. Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Scno0uer John shay, TiltOu. New York. rail-
road ties: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Mary G. Carroll. Campbell, SIAM
ford bark, Goodman Brothers; vessel, Curtis &
I'ar1er.
schooner Bessie Brown. Phillips. Scotland
wharf TO load lumbor for bridge port. vessel,
Curtis q Parker.
schooner A. Il. Quiraby. hoy. Fortress Monroe.
10 load old iron for Troy; vessel, Curtis 4 Far
schoohor Waiter. Galloway, ClaromonL TO
LOAD lumber for Baltimore.
schooner ADA =. Kennedy. Kennedy, Lam
Derts Point, ~ load coSI
POET OF NEWPORT NEWS. August %, lisa
ny Telegraph
Ag.IvEn
Steamship Hespe-ldes, 81 Lucia, % load ium-
Der.
Steamship Clyde, Mobile. 70 coal
Steamship Ale hany. Providence, and sailed
for West Point mcrrhandiso.
steamship GuyaDdOtse. New York. add sailed
10. New YORK., merchandise.
ssnER
Steamship Parthian. London, coaled-
Steamship Progress, New iOrk, tOaiei.
Steamship flgira, CariTheua. c0eef.
C.,hoOner :. Is. douglass. Cadiz. slaves.
s,.,heooers {. Il CrcufL Salon L. III. Russell.
Portsmouth; n. IS. Ogden Provitonce-ail with
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
partly cloudy and warmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August 2a-Virginia cOnsoA
81 do. lO-lUs 81: DO. 81. b7s. A67id; Baltimore
aud ONO stock. sS: Northern Central stock,
nv; Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
lsts. S9a do. 2ds, 5Oii; do. 3ds, %)asO; co..
soldated gas bonds. ll3: do. stocs. fiaiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

tALhs hNF'-r@O ~ ~ Ai'''
WnRAT.-Longberry 40 bushels very good
~ sc 80 bushels good az PC. hixcd UD bush
ols prime on private terms DJj bushels PIE
al So. GOO bushels good az s2c SaOriberry. l5j
bushels good az sc. - bushels fair az ne. l2O
bushels fair n &c.: &c bushels common et nc. !:
l2s bushels rOmmOu az 1Jc; 81 bushels cOTlmon
a. TIC ca bgsholg common a. 0Oc. Total sales 81
wheat aga bushels.
OArs-Wintor. C0) bushels common IN private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

RALTMoRs, August e9.--CUtton steady; mid
ding. n &C. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
Southern steady and shipping grades hrInor
Fultz. T5aS5c. lOnCberry, i6aSs,.; western duli
AM steady; No. ? winter red. spot AMI August
t9&a7gSc. COrn->outhern steady: Whita.
4}ni'c.: yellow. p,af3Ec.; western guict oats
quiet and nrn southern ana PeDnsylyania.
2ia;y7c: wcstcrn white 2jaS5 Hc.: DO mixod. ga
2fc. Rye stcsdy at 5A52c Hay quiet: prime 10
choice timothy glA 9sfE Provisions I'M
chanCei. Butter firm: western packed loalSc ;
creamery, i1si7c. Eggs srong ~ lSc. Petroleum
unchanged: renncd. s7.lh. Coffee higher ten
dency; Mo carl9oos fair. lSKalS&c. Sugar quiet;
A soft. sic. copper quiet: refipod. lOHal0sEc.
Whlstey, = -. freights D. Liverpool per steam
or 0rm cFein yer hnsheD, 44d Cork Tor
orders. a. %. Rc'eipts-Flour. ll.TO barrels:
wheat, l09,G1 bushCis; CORP. $,COO bushels ;
oats, 5000 bushels rye. $50 bushels ship
ments-Flour, s,sG9 barrels; wheat 2f.OD0 hush
os. corn, GOO bushels. Sales-NhesL 23S,COD
bushels; corn. 81 Loo bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDiN CONNECTION TAEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boarts--cotton.
Grain, Flour, and other Quotations.
By telegraph to the Dispsscn.I

- WASHINGTON. August s9.-For Viz
tFllR ,glnis. fair. slightly warmer. variable
Jvinds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

ST. Louis. August o. Flour unchance J.
Wheat dun. No rnf. cssh. 164c; August. 1ba
76tc.; September. ,Bas6kc.; December, I'm
fSsc Corn weaker: Nc. mixed. cash. 3Oka
DAc.; Angus, 3OGSDHc.: september, ;D% q
80; October. 5Oka3lc Oats quiet; No >,
cash. 1Sc. May. exc BID: September isc. bid.
Whisky. slgL Provisions firm and quiet
Inrl-Prime steam. S175afJ.Sl Dry-sal'
moats shoulders. siG2h; longs and ribs,
SlI2Enfs.s0: sh0rt-clcHr fGSiaShyst. Boron
boxed Shoulders, $1i3S longs and ribs. tbcou
O. ol. ahnrf-clenr. ii..tt- l2h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30

cotton REPOkc
Market firm.
oUoTATIoxA
HIDnLISG. IO7kc.
Low MtDDLISG. i0%c.
6OODOHDtHAKg. e4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-30


CINCINNATI, August % --Fiour steady Wheat,
IA GOOD demand and firm; Ma. cred, TO Corn
steady ana firm; No mtxed. 20. Oats nrrn
No. mixed, Pie. Pork qI'et at slld2@. Iari
stronger. Bulk-mcnts frm, short-ri $50
Bacon stronger; short clear, fHl2k. Nhiskcy
sI4aly NJ sl.ta. Hogs easy common aud light,
s3.sOas4 packing and butchers. - lOaiA50
WILMINGTON.
wnMTEar0N. n. c.. Angus eo.-Turpentino
firm a. 4lc. Rosin nrm: good strained. DC !;
Tar firm NJ Sl.GO. Crude turpentine nrm; hard,
81; yellow-dip, S295: virgin, t2.a
LOUISHILLK
LOUISVILLE August 2s.--Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTCRgS
NEW YORK.. August 2aNet and gross receipts,
none. Futures ciosed quiet and stoady sales,
g. .5W bales; August. Sl05SaSlo6l: september,
go 5iail05 81; Oct0bar. slal9. NOgomber sggla
sgg6 December, f9931Sl8i January, S4@a
SqoS February. SiGC3asiQG4: March, fi0.0sa
si0. ~; April. Sl0loasl0.f; May, sl02JatlO.si;
June, S1029asl0.sG.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

Harper's Weekly: Delamere Place,
ex.secretary Bayard's beautiful home
in Wilmington, Delaware, Is full OF
curious associations. 1t occupies a
commanding site, and was built in 1920
bv Colonel Samuel B. Davis, retired
officer of the United States army.
Colonel Davis became well-known
Delaware politician, and accumulated
much wealth by his business assocla-
ton with Daniel Clark, Of New Or
leans. father of Myra Clark Gaines,
whose stubborn and prolonged legsl
| fight against Davis, her guardian, to
recover millions of dollars worth OF
property. gave her national reputa.
lion. In her girlhood Miss Clark lived
at Delamere Place, and believed her
self 10 be Colonel Davis daughter, a.
though she was only his ward. 0 mr.
Bayard bought the homestead In 1870
and since then has found there euci
rest and comfort as h.s political LII
would permit him TO enjoy.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23
after Forty Years.

uNfv father had fever sore on his
leg for forty years; but has been per-
manently cured by Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment, after trying OIL
other remedies In vain," says Mr.. 3.
Witherell, a gun and locksmith, at Ft.
Madison, Iowa. He further sage:
"The spot where the sore was, is now
perfectly clear as any other part. He
used three Is cent boxes In ALL"
ANorHER!-Mr.D ID. A. Barr, Druggist.
Blackburn, Mo-, says: 81 have per-
sonal knowledge OF case Of chronic
sore eyes Of many years standing, hav-,
ing been cured by Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. The party was
Mr.. Seth Moore, north Of this place."
Mr.. Moore says the ointment was
worth more than q thousand dollars 10
him. 1t cost him 25 cents. For sale
by Bailie & Brewer. nov
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23
North Louisiana Experiment Station.

CALHOUN, Nov. 20, 1883.
The next regular monthly meeting
of the North Louisiana Agricultural
society will be held in Agricultural
Hall at the Experiment Station, Thurs
day Nov. 28th inst.
aC0tton insects, their prevention
and destruction" is the question to be
discussed that day by Messrs. Il. w.
Marston of Red River, A. l.. Smith. OF
Ouachita and A. Heffner OF Morehouse.
The importance Of this question we'll
discussed Immediately addresses itself
10 all farmers, and ii is earnestly hoped
there will be full attendance.
Respectfully, j. g. LEE,
Assistant Director.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

The crop Is about gathered aud II IS
Time That The Farmers Alliance should
begin earnest work 10 determine what
they can and will do about building
bagging factory. The committee ap-
nointed at Alexandria should bestir
itself. The offer made by Monroe, by
long odds the best that was made 10
the farmers convention last August,
places 1t in the power of the farmers
to build a baggIng factory with ease,
certainty and profit. If they neglect
this suspicious opportunity, they VIII
not only lose money, but prestige and
moral power also. Let US near 'ro"
Won, gentlemen.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23
Epoch.

The transition from, lingering and pain
full sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the Individual. Such a
Remarkable event is treasured in the mem
ory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
blessed. Hence it is that SO much is heard
in paise of Electric Bitters. So many feel
thew owe their restoration to health, to the
use of the Treat Alternative and Tonic. If
YOU are troubled with any disease OF Kid
neys, Liver or Stomach, OF long or short
of Electric Bitters. Sold at soc and Il per
bottle at DIR, A. B. Sholars drugstore.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

Many excuses are given for Repub-
lican defeat this year. 10 Iowa 1t ia
too much prohibition, in Ohio too
much Foraker, In Virginia too much
fraud, in New York fraud and Doodle.
It strikes some Republicans, however,
that the cause of the several defeats
may be summed up in few words
too much Harrison. Troy Budget.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-23

Tha Centennial Congress recently
held q baltimore BY the Catholics 9.
the United States, Issued . series %
resolutions which afford remarkably
interesting reading. Among other
things. they adopted very stringen.
ana Vigorous ideas on the subject o.
Sunday observance, and the condem.
nation of saloons which, az the Catn-
ollcp are 90 numerous In this State,
nay exert : powerful aud most benign
inflasucs on the future Of Louisiana.
As I whole, the resolutions are brood,
,i6arel and enlightened, - we'll -
p,ouu. They do not favor prohibition,
sal leelslatlve restriction. We quote
. lplloWs:
49, - many Christian Issues 10
{ ,,sicS CATHOLICS could come togethef
Win pon~ CAahollcs and shape civil iec-
Z iststlou Sor The public veal. 40 spy
81 rehu0 aud injusttce, and Overi0ok'
Inn sealotTy, Ne ohould seeK eihsncs
vith pon-C Catholics for proper SUNDAY
oassrVanco. without going over e
NJ Jnlalc 9abbAth We can bring to-
s5 - over 70 the moderation OF To-
Okrlaffan Sunday.
Z s. ~ SS1Ioe thia W must set our face
\. ,1srSlv erainst the sale Of ihtoxicAtln!
Il 4, 'S.vSS % 6nn{lay. The corr0pt
s - ~ Ss1ence % sA1oonD II politics. IN
-; 90 80 bAupeeisun rseultlng mon
~ (lfiakIuG, require legtelastv
se1SnS. Whlch Wo can aid IN ptu