The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

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BnpSaMss psug sanas Toilet, articles from
.sBsilie y Brewer.
.'fss ! A$.. 49, .-.--.=--=2
~ watermelons are ripening end will soon
be on on the market. e..l.45.5
Blanke 4 Bros Fancy Candy received
sveekly at Baiiie and Brewers. =
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StoEewali Lodge, X. of r., Of this city,
T. lopated $50 to tho JoAustQxn sunerArs.
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large assortment of Hair, Cloth. Nail,
Tooth and Flesh Brushes just received at
! !, lsAiliA A /: KreYer''-t. "a. :. .s.ss
-..... lon areinvited to attend the meeting ct
III chesE.xperinaent Station next Thursday but
are i a,so rea.e'sste.l TO bring yo,,r lunch
Pills and Violent cathartics will not euro
: constipation ;; they aggrevate tho cause.
Try Cascarine; it is, the only snre euro. soc
alsd 81. :.>.s.,,-.z-:.:*c.ssc , 81, y
me Tai,stal clerks on tho VS.. e z. need
whooping up. TheNew ORLEANS papers
were carried by. his place yesterday and
brought back on the eyoning train. {,
Mrs. JOHN Il. Morris, who had her arm
r. ebrok on about, three weeks ago by her horse
." being fright ened by a locomotive. and up
setting the buggy. is we are glad to say.
i rapid IS. improving: ~ ~ iis.t . y Z
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1.-The meeting of the North Louisiana
Aaficultuhrai association at tho Expert.
=. ment Stalipn next Thursday promises, to
beone Of the most interesting meetings
yet held. Gcy:: Millinery will DO one of the
speakers l..s..........;t
Fi;i$WGrk: has been begun ON tho Grace.
schnrah fen,ory which will be bnils on, tho
churcii's lotion Oak street opposite court :.
house square. 1T will be a handsome cots,
tage building, conveniently arranged and
will cost about S., 1000.
~! The ladies of Grace Episcopal church
will give q dance, at Garretson'si Opera
eaHouse next Tuesday night, o5th; at which
lice cream and other refreshments, will Be,
y. served All are invited to at end with the
"a, surances Of u pleasant evening. = 90 I
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Cannon tho IA year-e old son of DIR. L.. II.
y Stark, of Little Rock, a nephew Of Mrs. DR..
T.. "A. B. Sholars, of this city, was drowned
while in bathing in small creek near that
q city last Tuesday evening. DIR. and Mrs.
Sholars left for Little Rock immediately
ii ;upenshearing of tho distressing accident.
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st. EyacinCh'a Academy will have its
closing exercises at Garretson's Opera
House on next Thu rslay evening, the 9th
inst. An interesting programme. which
we publish elsewhere, is now being re-
hearsed daily at the Opera House. The
friends and patrons of this institution Of
leaning are cordial y invited to be present:
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Several prominent gentlemen on the
Island. arc talking about building q cotton
seed oil mill in that neighborhood to cost
between $l0,D 900 and Sl5 600. Wo trust the
enterprise will TAX @ definite shape and that
dts oIiginators will derive handsome profits
from it. There is no question that these
small mills, properly managed, pay hand
solnely. t., III. - .:et. ,...e -t,, ,..
-: Says the Nicksburg Herald of the 18th
inst. ,"Col. w. X. Ferguson, assistant
road master of The v. $. ~ y. railroad on
Saturday shot huge alligator at Grassy
Lake, The monst er was sixteen feet long.
The Col brought its head to Vicl>sburg to
get the teeth. He shot it with Il Winchester
rifle, Col. Ferguson has tho reputation of
being noted shot, -' ...,':.
g. Luke Stewart, n well known negro about
town, dropped dead of heart disease in
front of Mr.. V. NJ. Tellcs' in the Johnson
Vile end of town at about O'Clock last
Saturday night. The customary and indis-
pensihle- wake was held and it is said that
the neighborhood was driven nearly dis
tracted by the walls, meanings and lamcn-
tations of the friends OF the deceased.
There will be meeting of the Fair AS
.sociation. Monday and it is earnestly to be
hoped that there will be n large attendance
and that the matter will be speedily closed
mp as it should be. To let this enterprise
die a-borning would be to neglect one OF
the very greatest opportunities which has
presented Itself to as lately for lie mat erial
advancement of our city and surrounding
country.
F.' The editor of the Telegraph acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to attend the
.nnptials of Miss AMMO. daughter of Mrs.
NJ Il opper ,'rylsr. Texas Mr..