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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18
Proceedings of the Common
Council.
ADJOURNED MEETING


April IS, 1850.
Called to. order by Mayor Williams.
Present Aid. ODonnell, Hill, Werve,
Sorensen, Yule, Priddis, Dahl and Nc
Givern u,
F. Minutes Of meeting Of April sth read
and approved. - ....
Mayor Williams presented the follow
ing nominations for standing commit
tees -
Finance 3 ule, O'Donnell, Sorensen.
Claims-Dahl, O'Donnell, Sorensen.
Harbor and. Bridges -sorensen, Nc
Givern, Hill.. q L
Fire. Department McGiverns Soren-
sen, HILL. 81. 5s<
i Police Werve,s Priddis, Dahl
Judiciary--Y ule, O'Donnell, Sorensen.
/. .Printing-McGivern Nerve HILL !.
Public Grounds Priddis, Hill, Soren-
SEN ',.e..' e,...'.t.' J; FISH 500 -
Streets and alTsys-HifI, sorensen,
! 90
! ..Pauper /, affairs----ODo nne H, ~ Priddis,
McGivern <,& r. @..ss+
Gas and Light, ,u!l!,e, McGiyern, sor-
.ensen-s,..s...ce s,3s.G,t... So. .s...,..e. ~>3
On motion of Aid. McGwern, the nom
nations were confirmed. as read =
Petitions were. presented from each
ward praying for the.abolition of>the poll
tax annually collected. ,'5'n'l,''
Referred 70 Judiciary committee.
r. Aspetition was presented from resi-
dents, Of the Third Ward for the appoint
ment OF Terrence ~McKenna as night pol
ice for that ward 7.'.....'-
Referred 1to. committee on police.
Bills presented and REFEREED
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A Call Tor Kenosha Patriotism.

A Call Tor Kenosha Patriotism.
At an informal meeting of number of
citizens held Wednesday afternoon, the un-
dersigned were appointed a committee to
formulate call for a public meeting, to be
held at the Business Mems Club Rooms on
Monday evening, April ed, at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose Of bringing together all cit
liens of -Kenosha to arrange and plan for a
celebration on April 30th. Inasmdclhl as
every town is busy making arrangements to
celebrate this great National event. and
that it would be a reflection on the fair
fame Of our city to let it pass unnoticed,. we
therefore invite all citizens to attend the
above meeting an make the necessary ar
rangements for the proper observance of
DpA. -MAHoNEY,l ~ 90
.-~,.;-. - J..J. HARTLEY, Committee
w. E. REED, "
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Notice.

For Sale, "a timber lot on Sec. %, in the
town Of Bristol, containing 80 acres: For.
particulars address Stephen .Washburn,
Rossville, Alamakee Co., Iowa. .,.~. 7w47.
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Marine.
ARRIVALS.

Propellors. NJ. B. Covell, lumber; R. A.
Seymour, lumber; schooners. A. w. Luck
ey, lumber; J.V. Jones, bark. /. ....
tt.t ,,;:.ss;
SAILED.
Propellors: NJ. B. Covell, r. A. Seymour.
Sehooners:-, J.. w. Jones, A. W. Luckey,
Wolverine, Violin, German.
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Nothing Succeeds Like Success

The. Grand Republic Cigarros beat all
previous records, last year sales
25 million. Starkweather & Co, have
them. 5 gents each. or, $3.50 Ter box of
100. 3w45@#
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Notice to Creditors
K ENOSHA COUNTY C0URT

< ENOsHA COUNTY COURT-lp
in Probate -...... -. : = - LII
In the matter Ct the last will .n,, +,s.... r
John Mitchell, deceased. '''''' testament OF
Notice is hereby given that the claims and demands
of all persons John Mitchell deceased Iats
Ct the town ;Il Of somers, in said county of
b the County Court of <enosha Contv a. tb
uar terms OF said court to be holden at the Counfv
Court Room, 10 the city of Kenosha, in and for said
G fSo snd on ON b fh1 rf first Tuesday of May 4
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of those days; also thai sr
months from and after the 25th day of March
A. ID. 1889, is the time allowed and limited for cred'
5ofs OF sad John Mitchell deceased to present their
Dated at kenosha, the 25th day of March.
ANTHONY VAN WICK, County Iudge WA
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18
Advertised Mail Matter

The following is list of mail matter re-, re-
naming uncalled for in the Kenosha POST
Office, Kenosha Co., Wis, for the week end
ing April IS, 1889, and which will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office at the expira::
ton of two weeks unless called for:
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.25,ooo,oo,o:

Grand Republic :Cigarros. sold last year.
Starkweather & Co., have them; only 5 cts
each. 3w45
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We Have The Winner.

Grand Republic Cigarros the wonderful
5.cent smoke. Your money refunded if you
are not satisfied. Starkweather & Co.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

4
Barber, f. =. +, Barrel, Miss Katie 49,
Curtis, Miss Jennie. Engel, Mrs. K atie -
Goodman, Charles Janson, IIulda
Jensen, Matthias O'Donnell, Dan
Olledge, Richard e Vohitten, ID
To obtain any. of the above mail matter
he applicant must give the date of this list
/ y d. A. MAHoNEay, P. M.
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EICHELMAN & SONS.

Not handsome but delicious smoke
The Grand Republic Cigarros for sale by
starlsweather & Co, only costs 5 cents to
try one. ,.. 3W45. -
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

Prices in overcoats, mittens and gloves
and underwear are being slaughtered at
Eichelman & Sons. Don't let this chance
escape you. s-, "a a7tf
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

&C. II. Hprd has addedsto his stock
complete lineNef Paints Oils, Varnishes,
and brushes. IF you are going to paint cali
on hims If
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
ar bic fsreunbi@aft bes 9rin3sn biiBen

fir BITE Sreunbf5aft bes 9rin3en baBen
IieB.
Ser Rame pan Seer erinnerte fe aud
an Elm greisniB tn ibrem 2eben, bas fe nit
benz S9Ieier bes @ebeimnifes perbeden
muste, neil es ibr bic bsrbften 8orwirfe
ibrer ipaniiden 2anbsleute ausesosen bdtte,
ruenr es betannt seporben wdre. Gin @es
beimnib aIio uerbanb fe sepihermaB BEN NIT
bieiem BriiisIer Burger, Der ieiue BetbaIfe
,u Der SIu1t Der 8arontn gang sepiB NIT
@efdnsnib obsr 9srbannuns be3ablt baben
wirbe, wenn Don IImanbor babtnter 9es
tommen pdre.
Ste gauge Na9t usrfoIste fe Der @es
bante an bic 9sraweifluus bieies Saters,
ber offenbar has Spfer elmer poIitti9en
@ewaIttbat mai unb es reste fi5 tn ibr ein
unwiberitebIidss 9erlunsen, ibn 81 iebn.
Iber wie2 Sein Sobn par s~efansen, er
ieIbf ifanb obne 3peifsI fortudbrenb uns
ter Der ftrsnsiten Nuft9t Der PoIi3et. Nu9
ruenn fe pom Der 8eridpiesenbeit tbrer
&ammersofe Nnnita feit iiberaeust seweien
pdre, fe bate ie bod ni9t obae Iufieben
3u erressn, su pan Beer i9idsn fOnnen.
S5reibsn tonnte fe, aber mem ioate fe
ben Brief anpertrauen? Don Ilmanbor
b~efraaen? 8ie bann ibm ertIdren, wober
fe ben Bstreffenben femme, ,uarum tie ft9
fur i'm intereiire? Sebenfaas aber wolte
fe wiHen, aus wel6em @runbe er f5 benz
grsbersose alio In ben Wes seworfen, fe
iu9te mad einem Boten, etnem 8ermittler,
lnb ba fieI ibr @oIombine stn. Der Wuni@,
ben bic Senora Wartine3 perratben bate,
BITE lSabriasertu au befrasen, mubte ibr gu
bieisr bic Bride bauen.
SIM 2aufe bes Cages bssab fe fid au Der
Srau bes Stabtcommanbanten, o Donna
Mpolina bsslettet, ba fe forsfam ieoen
S9ein bes @ebsimnifIes permetben wo0te.
Sie plauberte unbefansen iber ben I'M
Tbeater perlebten Ibsnb, unb bra9te BITE
l1nterbaItung balb in Der natirli4it ten
@eiie auf has Talent Der golombiue, aus
ben 2tnien Der 9anb bte 5utunft gu pros
pbe3eien.
Damit bate He benin bic ridtise Seitt
beriibrt. Die Senora Wartine3 seifanb,
baB its isbr germ bic 8abriaserin befrassr
m69te.
SoIen MIR fe su gurent, ober su met
mem Sauis tommen Iahen? fraste Donne
@raeia la9enb.
9Tu9 sInseIita lsste cine 70 Iebbaft'
Sreube iiber ben goridIas an ben Gag
baB sr aIsbaIb gum Bsi9luB erboben wurbe
Die absrsldubii9s Donna Ipoaina meint,
suar, man iolIe nit berslei@en Dinse,
ni9t ipislsn inbefsn mar fe felbit 3u feb
Spanierin, uul nidt I'M 5er3en bieieIber
0ini1e su bssen. Wan tam enbIi@ ibsr
sin, baB annita gu Der goIombine &c
i9idt psrben ioIe, nit benz Iuftras, ib'
etne ginlabuns tn Don 9uBmanns So
tel fur ben fOIsenbeu Ra4mittas gu absr
briusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
Ill.

9ie 3iaeunerin par nod ni1t finf Wt
nutsn in Donna @racias Gallon, als II
besriff, baB bic pier bort bsfinbIiden, In
2Iter 10 psri1iebeneu 9amen AUDI per
i5~iebsnartise 8orberiasunsen pon ibr CT.
parteten. Die san3e llmsebung 3eiste ibr,
baB biele 9amen reid feten uub bas &C.
peifaste Slid rsi9Ii9 be3abIen warben'
Wait Der ibrer STAGE eisenen S9Iaubeii
bate fe bsrsits annita auf sei4idte Weiis
aussufrasen psrifanbsn, unb wuBte senai
8si9eib ibsr bas Niter, ben @baratte,
unb bic 2sbenssewobnbeiten Donna Ora:
clos unb ibrer Duena.
Wie i'm Spiel bate he aud etnen BIid
auf bic 2inien pon @nnitas 9anb sewors
fen unb ibr psrfi9ert, etn nabe beuorfes
benbes greisniB wirbe ibr etn aniebnIi9ss
@efdent isitsns ibrsr 9srrtn 3u3iebsn. Oie
babur5 geponnene &ammer3ofe iu4te tn
Solae befen aud Donna gpouina sinitts
fur Die 3iseunsrin su ftimmen, bic Iestere
trdumte bic gan3e Ha1t pon sroBen Bee
Iobnunsen, wsIds ibr fir Iansidbrtse treue
0isnfte gu EbeiI perben mibtem.
@oIpmbine nabm far bisis 9slesenbsit
elm bsi9sibeues unb 5uslei9 wirbepoaes
8elen an. Sic bebaupte ni9t, iaste te,
baB GQes ibr offsnbart pirbe, es sabe eben
Dinse, bic @ott ben SterbIi6en gang unb
gar Derbsrss, slei9uobI iei nt6t gu Ieuss
men, baB septfe wi9ttse greisnife, bic
uns TN 2eben bsporitdnben. fi9 In ben ses
beimniBpoaen 4inien bsr Sanb leien lieBen.
aIs fe bisis &ebe beenbst bate, ftsute fs
iid ben Damen CUR Ierfisuns.
Sd muB aufridtis ssitsbn: mas INNER
meme 3utunft ieiu mag unb seitaItete fe
aud bic 0sIt fur mid gum Parabieie,
Iieber 1T ss mir, uenn i'd iie obne Sbrens
aeusen tennen lerne, iaste Donna @raeta ;
unb, uie mir ideint, tbetIt anssIitc meine
@sfdble.
Das iunse Wdb5eu err6tbete. Donna
@racias @ortsn fanbsn aber ni9t BET ibr
aIsin, fonbern aud BET ben l1ebrisen poIe
3uitimmuas, bsnn Der Duenna isIbft wdre
ss teinsspe9s ansenebm seweien, 6ffsntIi9
NIT Der Belobnuns betannt sema9t su
werben, weI4s un3peifeIbaft ibrsr partete.
9IIio mir finb stnts, fubr Donna @racia
fort, unb seben mir In ben 8si9titubl,
Sober wsnu an i'm bic Rsibs tommt. Den
9lnfans made i'd, idou UNI Der Ssnora
goIombiue ben Wes tn mein 3immer gu
3eisen.
Nt9t 70 balb mar fe NIT Der 3iseunerin
bort a~n9efommen, ais Iie su beren 9rObtem
gritaunen ia9te:
Sd CLAUDE ai9t an Define &unif, gos
lombine, absr i'd CLAUDE an Define gers
i9pissenbsit, bic i'd mir erfaufeu mill.
Bit gu sinpsritanben2
90 sroB mar bic llsbsrrai5uns bee 81
ssunerin, baB fe etnen aussnbIit ipra9s
los baitanb. SIN Gallon ruar ibr iosbsn
cine iunse Dame bssesnet, bic, eber idl9s
tern ais snti9ieben, BITE anmutbIi9e Sr6b.
li9tsit ibrss iusenbIt9en MIters3 eiste, unb
iest fab fe fi4 elmer G~rauenseitaIt sessns
aber NIT M9tuns sebietenbem aasbrud
unb sruffem, fsftem Bid. War bas benin
wtrtltG bteielbe Perf0nIt&teit7
9h gIQbfhaae, wI4s Donna gsasia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-26
fY1n>
WaEr4AkPIlIs
TRADE ~ MARK.
kraater spiuen.

Wie ibpn bic 8e3et6uuna bieIeS alts
beribrtten Observation-Disclosures e8 anbeutst,
beItebeu bic ct. Scrnar0 8r1utcrs
pillcn lebi9li9 aus Yflansenifuffen.
Oieie YtQcn btenet ntht rrir alS Elm ppr;iss
lide8 Scilmittel, fpnbern perrtften au4
ben nod ipeit ipihttScren OtenIt zines Nprs
beu9ung5s WittelS, ~iniofern iis, ipenn fus
tort betnt Grldetnsn Der 9ertn8fen 6e1ns
5etten elmer Storung Der T6dtigfeit Der
Xeber, ecS MagenS Qluperbaulidfett),
Der Nierer, pber ber 0eoGrme (Sarts
letbt9tett), etn9eucnn1en, ben Gintrttt br
&ranf9eit perbaten. &e9elm6si8e Mbions
oernng, GrnGbrung, iotpte Mu8i6ets
ouna perbraud,ten StofeS, bebinaen bd8
f6rperltde Wpbl; pbne oieS Oreiblatt atebtS
fem acfunocS OdIein. @ebt bieSe Sb6ttaz
fctt Seb6rtg BON Statten, 1T bic Geroduung
iprpie Der Stubl9an8 aeIuno unb re9elmdBta,
fpp5u ct. Sernaro !6rGuters Yincn
ppr;ialih bclfcn, 10 fretftbaS beItdnbtg aez,
lduterte Slut beito rnuntsrer burh ale Iberrl,
nm ieSem Sbeile beS 36rper8 frii6en Stpf
on Stele beS perbrauhten unb nele 2sbsn8s
fraft gu b~rinasn. go ipirb ba8 Trtebtpert
te8 meniGliben 86rrer8 In reselmdbisem
@anse sebalten, tppbtr4 Der 6rant6eit Der
Gintritt peripe6rt tpirb. SdIt Ou aber bic
a%llereritem Gn3et6en TIRES S~eraunabsns
ssrnadlaiist, un6 fiblf 0u tn Splse tsfeu
1ppftpeb pper 1tebelfeit, pber gallige
8ei6perben, pber feblt Dir bsr Gppstit, pSsr
febt Define Saut franfbaft gels aus, pber
fablf 0u RieSerseidlasen6eit, 10 36sere fsis
reu Gussnbltd, fpnberu ttintm fpfprt
ct. Sernaro &raater 5 pinsn.
Sn Hpptbsten yu baben; Briefs nebit 9ebrautsarrpets
flung Is Gents bic S6abtsl, f1nf S4a8teln for 81 90.
gBerbsn aud sestu Grupfans beS grsties In baar
ptsr 9rtsfmdrtsH mad irSene ether GessRS Der 0ers
<inisteu Staaten frst .~u8eiantt rcn
2. keustaedter& Co., Box 24i6, New York Cit.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
Northern Settlers Coming South.
INatohez Democrat.l

INatohez Democrat.l
From Capt. Charles A. Bryan, who
has Just returned from a visit to New
York, whittier he went on railroad
business, we learn that there is now
10 progress something OF an influx OF
white settlers In Franklin parish, La,
where the captain has extensive landed
interests. He says that last year
gentleman came to that parish from
Michigan, with view of settling and
inducing others OF that State to do
likewise, and was so pleased with the
parish that he purchased from ten to
fifteen thousand acres Of land. The
efforts Of this enterprisipg gentleman
have been measurably successful, as
Capt. Bryan says he observed on the
train coming down from Chattanooga
some twenty five gentlemen en- route
10 franklin parish, some accompanied
by their families and some of them
being men Of means and influence
The Fort Scott Railway crosses Frank
lin parish and the completion OF II!
lime will undoubtedly be followed By
a large influx of white settlers into al
the parishes traversed by it. TIT
new arrivals are but the advanc
guard, in all probability, OF Thousand
! who will come later.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30

Writing for the New York Ledger,
Henry w. Grady says s'When my
business partner came home from the
war, In which he had galiantiy COM
manded battery, be mad neither
hreeches. home nor money. His wife
cut up q wooden dress che had worn
Tor many years and made him a pair
of breeches, Gathering odds and ends
from the ruins of Atlanta, he built a
shanty, of which love made him q
home. His father gave him q 50 gold
piece. Of which ingenuity made capt.
tai: In three years he had built 9
$500 home In eight years s6Ooe
nome. He now has $50, 900 suburban
home, and is worth well over quar-
ter million dollars. His lie Is an cpl
tome OF the South In 1s65-its swif
energy, its cheerful heroIsm, it's shrewe
kuack of turning something from
nothing, its stages Of growth and 1T
present prosperity"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
An Old Story.

When man says he feels drowsy
in the spring, that his digestion ts bad,
and that he DOME feel we'll generally,
he knows that he needs something 10
give tone to his system, to purify his
blood and put his liver In proper cons
dition to perform the duties Of organic
life. He goes to his physician with
the same old story year after year aud
the physician prescfibes q tonic ana
alternative. The best tonic 10 case
like this ls DR.. Westm0reland's Calls
saga Tonic. It acts charmingly on the
| liver. purifles the blood and strength
| ems the system for Its daily work. This
great medicine can be bought at Baitie
4 Brewers, Monroe, and g. B.
Haynes, West Monroe, for 90 cent?
and 81. 90 q bottle.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
they want she Fort scott Railway.
INatchez Democrat, 2eth.l

TNatchex Democrat, 26th.J
The citizens Of Monroe, La, are
determined to make strong enOrt 70
secure the construction Of the k0rt
Scott Railway to their city. and wish
this object In view they have sents
committee to our city IT, meet tne
Construction Company ana confer
vith mem on that eutject. the c0m-
mittee consists OF Hon. John s. Boat
ner and Capt. J. b. Stone, who are
accompanied BY Messrs. w. w. Hoard
and j. Marks, Of Farmerviiie, 70
Union parish, who are prepared .
make overtures from the people 81
that parish II the Ouachita parish an 9
Monroe route Is adopted, Union bei0e
the parish Immediately North o. Qua
lchita. It is expected these gentlemen
! VIII complete their business and re
(turn to their homes to-day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
Robinson's Show Cowlng.

Robinson's grand moral shows on,
three floating palaces will De here
December 10Th aud 11th, and Will give
two performances daily, evening and
night. Wherever they have exhibited
the press speak In the highest praise
Of the entertainment. Every feature
has been selected with good Judgment
and nothing will be presented but
whst is chaete and Instructive. Just
think museum, managerie. aquari-
um, avIary, wax statuary, art gallery,
rare relics, illusions, a steam caliope
and q fine performance In the Grand
Opera House, all to be seen for small
price Of admission. AS has been sale
| il is can event that comes but once IL
a lifetime,'' Remember the date.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30

Free Press: The ex-Emprtss Euge-
ME. once the gay and dazzling sover-
eirn lady towards whom the eyes OF
all Europe were turned, is said TO be
more than usually infirm this season,
aud spends great portion Of her time
In silence and meditation, whether she
Is lodged in her own home or 10 visit
fup at the mansion of some friend.
When her fits of gloom come on she IS
capable Of remaining aleepless, speechr
Hess. without eating, drinking or no.
lticing anyone around her for twenty
/ four hours at time. Persuasion ana
persistent attempts to bring her 70
i sense of her surroundings only make
4 her case worse. 1t is as ii she were
J communing with the dread phantoms
of her past, and If they held her at
: }tention to the exclusion OF all other
, things in the universe. When the III
: ia over Il may be succeeded by one OF
devotion such as only Spanish women
can go through, devotion which seems
j to leave the very soul PROSTATE. The
Q remnants OF her wardrobe, which she
' was allowed to remove from Paris IL
i, 1876 and 1877, produced much OF the
O fortune on which she lives to-day, anG
!. the money which she has expended OF
a the splendid imperial mausoleum. 0
J, furs alone, at the time of the empire
e downfall, she had 100000 WORTH dc
posilei with The crown far-keepei
is and Others worth as much more witt
Is Intimate friends. II has been est
l. mated that Eugenie possessed at In
4 time Of the empires greatest grandeu
N $500 GOO worth Of furs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30

uWotd comes that the bishop OF
North Dakota Is having a Car built In
which to make his episcopal visita-
lions. Spare beds and accommodati ons
for strangers are 80 scarce In ms as
trict that he finds 1t. necessary thus 10
initiate the actors and find himself In
bed and shelter. The bishops travel
ing car is to be chapel on wheels az
we'll as an intinerant house, and he
expects not only to hold services In 1t,
but to have It the social meeting place
of the more scattered members OF his
flock,-Roehester Union and Adrer'
fiseSs
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30

Mr.. Davis has been true to himself
and to his country. The war over, ne
has not sought, by the slightest break
to enkindle the old flames OF sectionsl
auimosity. How infinitely more he
role and patriotic has been his condu ct
than that of the leaders of the pension
tends on the other side. We hope that
Mr.. Davis may live another decade In
the full enjoyment Of his faculties
that he may experience the solace that
would surely come to him in the ad-
miration OF new generatson.-Afen'-
phis Appeal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
CE0AL ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONSTABLE,S SALE. j,
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
OUACH1TA, TH1ED WARD M Az
ISTRATE'S COURT.
J. D. wIMBERLY VS.. w. B. sUBLETT,
NO. 46.

ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl. FA.:
ID issued by the Honorable Third Ward
Magistrates Court. for the Parish Of Oua-
chits. STATE Of Louisiana, and to me direct.
ed in the above entitled and numbered
cause, I have seized and taken into my pos
session and will proceed to sell, between
legal hours ofsale, to the last and highess
Bidder. at the front door Of the office Of said
Magistrates Court, Hon. i. =. yinson:
Na0istrate, ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER
7TH, 1889, the following described proper
one bedroom set consisting of bureau.
bed stead and wash stand; spring mat
tress: chilll's crib and mattresss chrome;
1 walnut table child's rattan buggy; l
steel enrravin9 /; 1 walnut sideboard; ice
chest or refrigerator; 1 coal vase; boys
velocipede.
will be sold to satisfy said writ ana cost.
Terms Of sale, cash, with the benefit Of 1p-
nrainement. F. MCCLOE,
Nov % Ats Constable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30

The committee sent to Natchez TO
make proposition TO the New Or
leans, Natchez and Fort Scott Railroad
have returned and report that our
prospects for getting the road are first
class 1t is a matter OF dollars and
ean,s aud Monroe can afford TO put up
more than all her competiiorstogether.
IT win pay her to doit.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
r,lx rARnERs AND the KNIGHTS
or LABOR.

: rhe movement set on foot at the
,ecant KnIshts Of Labor convention
held ~ Denver for federation Of the
dinerent labor organizations Is bearing
fruit. The Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive EuRineers ands the knights o.
Labor did not come together at that
time. but theresis no squestion that
they will unite, under the plan 'nen
proposed, soonerlorslater.
Il is now suggested that the different
farmers, organizations and the Knights
81 Labor combine forces and the mat
tar viii be discussed at the approach
ling farmers convention at st. Louis.
II Il is done the other labor organixa-
tions will be requested to join. we
suppose the planl will be very much
IKE that proposed at Denver. me
kdinerent organizations will maintain
their autonomy and local self-govern-
lmest, and win be represented in the
1 sssierstion es the States are in the Fed
leral government.
4 Soch q combination would make Ia
Ibor the strongest factor ia the govern
.iment Of the United States. INT
Il different farmers organisations nov
I number q membership OF 2,OoO,ooo
aiths knights Of Labor about eoo,oo'
I and the other organizations 5oo,ooo
: / making grand total OF 5000, Ooo'
+ membership, as Mr.. Powderly says
q jstrong enough to control even Tn
,fl presidential chair.
Ill II this powerful organization
i'll formed and devotcs itself to the object
oIfor which the different labor organ'
!. iations were organized-the ame'iors
q zion Of the condition of labor--it wi
IA be au Immense power for the accom-
"a pllshment OF vast good, but we fes
I'll that IL will split upon the rock ths
= has swamped many other simiis
u moyements-politics. Mr. Powder
). himself says that IT may grow into ii
!. Organization Of another great politics
a. party.
n This ls what 10 TO be guarde
asaInss. The organization, we thinl
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-11-30
Rails For the Fort Scott Road.
IPicayune Special. ]

NArcHEz, MISS, Nov. 2e.-Presi-
dent Hammett of the Natchez Con-
s,ruction Company to-day closed con.
tract for 5000 tons of steel rails for the
New Orleans, Natchez and Fort Scott
Railroad for s33 so per too. This,
with the rails on hand, will iron 15C
miles of the road and keep the track
layers busy probably till next summer
A model barge laden with more carr
for this road was expected to arrive
| last night,