The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-08-31

When the child is fretful it's little sto-
mach is not in proper condition, but few
doses of Cascarine will set it Alright, and no
i'll effects will be noticed.
= From one OF the participants i'll the
grand military ball given at Rayville We'd
nesday we learn that it was one of the
greatest successes of the season. The drill
by the Richland Rifles was splendid con-
sidering the length Of time the company
has drilled. A lovely cake was rafiled off
to tho tho prettiest and most popular young
lady which was voted to Miss Gordie Fon-
tame OF Delhi, she having received S48
votes to Miss Tita Larkin's ITO.
You Should Know 1t.
Reed's Chill Cure contains no poison ind
is pleasant to take. A box of pills free with
each bottle. For sale by Battle q Brewer,
Monroe, and G. b. Haynes, West Monroe.
AUGUSTINE. o..
Tie aunourcemcnt of the Ouachita Gem
trail and High School appears elsewhere.
This School will DO conducted under the
auspices of the parish school board, as pro-
viGled by the State school law, and is in no
sense to be run in opposition to tho city
schools, though the people may expect q
friendly rivalry between them, and all the
good results that such rivalry usually pro-
duces.
There is 10 disease more prevalent
among the fair sex than constipation. Cas-
carine is she sovereign remedy for this dis
order.
Mr.. D. NJ. Prichard, manager OF the
Formosa plantation below town one
Of the finest in this section, has boon busily
engaged the past week sending lumber
down by his teams for the purpose of
building now and improving old cabins
as we'll as a general overhauling of all
buildings needing repairs.
Ask for Kelley. Goodfellow & Co.'s. $3.50
Ladies Dongola Shoes. Every pair guar
anteed. w. II. Young, agent, West Mon
roo, La, NJ. l.. RUTLAND 81 Co., agents at
Columbia, La. July 90
Rev. DR.. w. y. Murrab, of Whitworth
College, VIII leave Monroe for Brookhaven
on the morning of tho 18th of September.
All young ladies from this and surround
ing parishes going to Whitworth College,
are requested to meet him at this place to
take tho train for Breokhayen on that day.
The merits of Cascarine arc proven by its
rapidly increasing sales and the popularity
it has attained rs liver medicine.
Attention is invited to the announcement
OF st. Hyacinths Academy which appears
in another column ofthis issue. This insti-
tuition is under the control of tho Catholic
Sisters, band of zealons and devoted wo-
men, who have consecrated their lives to
humanity and God.
All ladies' arc asking for Kelley. Good
fellow q Co.'S $3.50 Ladies Fine Dongola
shoe. w. Il. YOUNG. agent, West Monroe,
La; N. L. RUTLAND & Co., agents at Co
iumbia, La. July 20.-Sm.
Our friend w. j. Sutclif, young bust
Tess man of West Monroe, was married on
Wednesday. 2Sth inst. to Miss Minnie Curl,
alsosof West Monroe The young couple
have the best wishes of the TELEaRApH on
their corjugal voyage.
No family is saro without bottle OF Cas-
carine in the house. As q preventative OF
disease it can't be beat.
Monroos first bale of cotton was brought
| to town by Mr.. S. Fuller, of Lincoln, on
Wednesday and was bought by Meyer
Bros. at lOl4 cents. 1t is significant that
this first bale was covered with cotton bag
ging.
| The iulI, uneasy feeling in the stomach
after Il too hearty meal will be retieyed by
a dose of Cascarine.
The public schools of tho city OF Monroe
will be reopened on Monday, 10th of De-
ccmber, with full corps of efficient teach
ors. Attention is directed to their an
nouncement published elsewhere.
We have about one thousand pounds o
Paris green in stock.
MIrcuEur.-MC GROCER Co.
lLimited.l
Mayor Herring says he has large orders
ahead for brick and that he started burning
second Kiln on Thursday. Improve
mems seem 10 be general il this section
1 a fact We are pleased to note.
A Warranted
. Reeds Chill Cure is warranted to cul
. the worst cases of chills and fevers whe
properly used. 1t never fails. For sale l
: Bailie y Brewer, Monroe, and G. T. Hayn
+, West Monroe, Aug.-lm.